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Exhibition Closing Event with Dietmar Feichtinger: Architecture of Connection

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Austrian Cultural Forum New York

Austrian architect Dietmar Feichtinger joins an exhibition-closing conversation on sustainable buildings, infrastructure and the shared public spaces that connect city life.

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Austrian Cultural Forum New York, 11 East 52nd Street, New York, NY 10022, Midtown Manhattan
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Austrian Cultural Forum New York

About this event

Architect Dietmar Feichtinger takes part in the closing event for Architecture of Connection at the Austrian Cultural Forum New York. The evening’s panel considers sustainable buildings and infrastructure, drawing on his work across bridges, transit hubs and civic architecture. It offers a way into the exhibition’s central question: how can design improve movement, accessibility and the public spaces people share?

German, Austrian or Swiss connection

Dietmar Feichtinger was born in Bruck an der Mur, Austria, and graduated in architecture from Graz University of Technology. He founded his architectural practice in Paris, while continuing to design significant projects in Austria. Since 2023 he has been a professor at TU Wien. His Austrian connection therefore combines birthplace, education, teaching and built work.

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Austria: Dietmar Feichtinger was born in Bruck an der Mur, trained at Graz University of Technology and has been a professor at TU Wien since 2023.