I Vanja Keindl in the Office – Where You’ll Rarely Find Her
Author: Vanja Keindl
Title: Civil Engineer & Director of KEINDL BAU
Our buildings are living systems. They often react, change, and leave traces of their own lives. As a Civil Engineer I know that moisture, thermal bridges, and cracks are only symptoms — real causes are often hidden. Furthermore I observe every detail through the lens of structure, material, and energy.
How we do it at KEINDL BAU? Well, for us, buildings are viewed as complete organisms. Using thermography and material diagnostics, we detect energy losses and restore balance.
Energy, balance, and resilience apply everywhere — in nature, architecture, and people. Travelling and observing, from the Great Barrier Reef to glaciers, I observe, learn, and therefore I apply these principles to sustainable construction. We use thermography to detect hidden issues before they become serious. With thermal cameras, we identify thermal bridges, air leaks, and insulation inconsistencies. This approach helps homeowners prevent costly repairs and improve their energy efficiency.
I once dived among vibrant corals of the Great Barrier Reef. Today, many are pale and lifeless. This reminds me why sustainable construction matters — in architecture and life. therefore, every insight shared is personal and professional.
Follow My Journey
Follow My Journey
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