Linda Meier

Linda Meier is a researcher at the Institute of Acoustics and Building Physics at the University of Stuttgart. She specializes in integrating biodiversity-friendly systems into urban architecture, particularly focusing on façade-integrated habitats for insects. Her work bridges building physics, urban ecology, and climate adaptation. Currently on parental leave, she contributes to projects like UrbI – UrbanInsects, exploring how façade designs can support wild bee populations while maintaining building functionality.

Her research emphasizes climate-resilient construction, including studies on thermal insulation, sound reduction, and fire protection in façade systems. Teaching responsibilities include courses on climate adaptation and building physics fundamentals. She has supervised over a dozen theses on topics ranging from insect habitat systems to urban climate mitigation strategies.

Publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches, such as the 2020 article in Sustainability analyzing insect habitats' impact on building physics and societal awareness. Presentations include discussions on 'Zum lebenswerten Raum von Morgen' at international conferences.