University Assistant
Bettina Schlorhaufer, Dr. phil.
Born in 1963 in Innsbruck, studied art history and history at the Leopold-Franzens University Innsbruck. 1988 Doctorate with honors, thesis on “The History of a regional museum of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the pre-March: The association of the Tyrolean National Museum Ferdinandeum 1823–1848”. 1989/1990 post-doctoral studies at the Institut Supérieur de Management Culturel ISMC (Paris), diploma 1990 with a concept for a Musée Nina Ricci in the perfume factory of Nina Ricci in Ury/Fontainebleau. Construction of an archive for the Nina Ricci Group.
Work as a scientist in the field of arts and cultural management and as a curator (including the exhibitions “New Architecture in South Tyrol 2000–2006” and “Gion A. Caminada – Cul zuffel el l’aura dado”/”Architecture with the winds”). 2005–2007 Senior Curator of the gallery in Rabalderhaus Schwaz, Tirol (including the exhibition with catalogue “Heinz Tesar – Notat Objekt Text”). In parallel, “excursions” into the field of contemporary music (including idea and project management: Philip Glass’ “Tirol Concerto for Piano and Orchestra”/Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra and Dennis Russell Davies, Orange Mountain Music and Erkki-Sven Tüür’s “Oxymoron/Music for Tirol”, both pieces premiered by the Festival Klangspuren).
From 2009 to 2013 assistant at the Institute of Architectural Theory and Architectural History, Department of Architectural Theory (Univ.-Prof. Ir. Bart Lootsma). 2011 Habilitation in “Modern Architecture”. Lecturer at the University of Liechtenstein and the Institute of Architectural Theory and Architectural History, Architectural Theory Studio.
Since 2012 Head of the research project “Musch & Lun. Architects, entrepreneurs and politicians of the Gründerzeit in South Tyrol. Part 1) Inventory of Musch & Lun archive (TWF-project 06.2012.–08.2012) and Part 2) work-up and interpretation of Musch & Lun archive (Autonomous Province of Bolzano, Office for promotion of education, University and Research, 03.2013–09.2015).
Important publications
Nordkettenbahn Innsbruck, Austria: Franz Baumann (1927/1928, latest renovation: Schlögl & Süß Architekten, 2004–2006), in: Critical Encyclopaedia for Restoration and Reuse of XXth Century Architecture, Accademia di architettura di Mendrisio, Università della Svizzera Italiana (publication in preparation).
Siegfried Mazagg. Interpret der frühen Moderne in Tirol, Bettina Schlorhaufer and Joachim Moroder (Hg.), Springer WienNew York 2012: Vorwort (with Joachim Moroder), S. 12–13: „Mazaggs Misthaufen“. Versuch einer Annäherung an Leben und Werk Siegfried Mazaggs, S. 14–43. Das Achenseekraftwerk im Spiegel seiner wechselvollen Baugeschichte, S. 62–101. Mazagg und die Chronik der „Karwendler“, S. 124–137. Siegfried Mazagg (1902–1932). complete list of his architecture and his architectonical projects, S. 213–326.
The Growing House – The Rationalisazion of Happiness, in: DAKAM (Eastern Mediterranean Academic Research Center) and MSFAU (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University), House & Home from a Theoretical Perspective. Archtheo ’12 Proceedings (Full Paper), Istanbul 2012, S. 231–239.
2000–2006 Neue Architektur in Südtirol, Springer WienNew York 2006 (languages: D, E, I).
Theodor Prachensky – Architekt und Maler, Bettina Schlorhaufer and Matthias Boeckl (Hg.), Verlag der Tiroler Kulturinitiative, Innsbruck-Bozen 2006: Theodor Prachensky. Architekt und Stadtplaner 1888–1970, S. 8–31 and Theodor Prachensky. complete list of his architecture, S. 163–207.
Gion A. Caminada – Cul zuffel e l’aura dado, Quart Verlag, Luzern 2005 (Sprachen: D/I, D/E): Cul zuffel e l’aura dado – Architecture with the winds, S. 9–19. Mädcheninternat „Unterhaus“ – Kloster Disentis, S. 20–31. Schulhaus Duvin, S. 72–81. Mehrzweckhalle Vrin, S. 92–99. Landwirtschaftliche und gewerbliche Gebäude in Vrin und Umgebung, S. 106–131. Telefonzelle Vrin, S. 138–139. Hotel Alpina Vals, S. 156–167. Etwas tun, um das Leben ein bisschen erträglicher zu machen. Gion A. Caminada im Gespräch mit Bettina Schlorhaufer, S. 168–181. Kirchengemeindezentrum Uetikon am See/Raum in der Landschaft am Badesee Davos/Munts bei Vattiz, S. 182–189.
In den Bergen baut der Blick: Über die Hochbauten der Nordkettenbahn in Innsbruck von Franz Baumann, in: Stadtflucht 10m/s – Innsbruck und die Nordkettenbahn, Roland Kubanda (Hg.), StudienVerlag, Innsbruck 2003, S. 85–185.
Copyright@nordkette.at – Die Nordkette als Schauplatz für Inszenierungen bildender Kunst, in: Stadtflucht 10m/s – Innsbruck und die Nordkettenbahn, Roland Kubanda (Hg.), StudienVerlag, Innsbruck 2003, S. 187–204.