Marco Wolf

Professor Marco Wolf is a Visiting Professor at HafenCity University Hamburg's School of Architecture, where he teaches energy-efficient construction, building technology, and technical thermodynamics courses. His academic career spans multiple German institutions including Leibniz Universität Hannover, Hochschule Anhalt, and Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal, where he has consistently focused on sustainable building practices.

His research interests center on energy-efficient construction with specialization in building materials, technical building services (TGA), and building physics. Professor Wolf has made significant contributions to concrete technology, particularly ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC), vacuum insulated wall elements, and sustainable material development using renewable resources. His recent publications (2021-2023) show increasing focus on machine learning applications for HVAC systems, natural fiber composites, and sustainable building technologies.

Professor Wolf brings substantial industry experience to his academic work, having served as Head of the Center for Lightweight and Environmentally Friendly Buildings at the Fraunhofer Institute and as a Research Specialist for Saint-Gobain. His work bridges academic research with practical building applications, as evidenced by his patent on vacuum isolation elements and supervision of the EU project 'The Greefa' for greenhouse cooling systems.

• Current position: Visiting Professor at HafenCity University Hamburg
• Specialization: Energy-efficient construction and sustainable building materials
• Research focus: Concrete technology, vacuum insulated elements, renewable resource applications
• Teaching areas: Building physics, technical building services, energy optimization