Ulrike Krippner

Ulrike Krippner is a researcher at the Institute of Landscape Architecture, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna. With a doctorate in 2015 and roles as Visiting Scientist at Leibniz University Hannover (2014), she focuses on historical landscape architecture, design in historical contexts, and heritage science.

• Education: Diplom in Landscape Planning (1996), Doctorate (2015)
• Key Affiliations: BOKU Wien, Leibniz University Hannover, Dumbarton Oaks (2010)

Her research spans the history of landscape architecture in Austria, with emphasis on 20th-century design, cultural heritage preservation, and urban green spaces. She co-founded the Archive of Austrian Landscape Architecture (LArchiv) and contributed to projects like the Vienna Danube Island and WIG 64 garden exhibitions.

Recent publications analyze historical gardens (e.g., Villa Beer, Donaupark) and their conservation. She has served on editorial boards and committees for heritage organizations, including ICOMOS Austria and ECLAS conferences.

Scientific Awards:

• Theodor Körner Förderpreis (2006)

Krippner supervised multiple master's theses and collaborated on interdisciplinary research, particularly in documenting Jewish women landscape architects and postwar urban landscapes.