Patricia Reindl

Patricia Reindl is a Researcher specializing in Adaptation of Built Environments and Design and Green Engineering at the Center for Alpine Construction (ZAB). She serves as Deputy Project Manager for the HL NZEB project and contributes to multiple funded research initiatives focused on building energy performance and sustainable construction in Austria, particularly Salzburg.

Her research centers on building energy efficiency using energy performance certificates for urban modeling and heat load prediction. Key areas include residential buildings, zero-energy buildings, passive measures, and thermally activated systems. Her work supports UN Sustainable Development Goals for sustainable cities and climate action.

Reindl's recent publications analyze building stock characteristics and develop modeling approaches for district energy systems. Her work demonstrates a trend toward data-driven methods for sustainable urban development and residential building optimization.

She actively participates in interdisciplinary projects at ZAB, including the ScaleUp_ZAB transfer projects and studies on cooling in residential buildings. Her collaborations span multiple institutions and address practical challenges in alpine construction and building densification.