Klara Jörg is an architect with the focus on architecture and urban planning in the global climate crisis. Additionally, to being trained in Aarhus (DK), Reyjkjavik (IS) and the Academy of fine Arts Vienna (A), she studied architecture at the University of Applied Arts Vienna at Studio Sejima and under Cristina Díaz Moreno and Efren García Grinda. Numerous work experiences in the European Union (including Paris, Reykjavik, and Aarhus) shaped her interest and sensitivity for the impact of territorial European analysis on the respective local and architectural context. Rooted in the correlations of scales, her work aims to blurr the boundaries between architecture, urbanism, and territorial design. In this way, material, cultural and contextual constraints shape a project, whereas the human being and the participative potential of each individual is in the foreground.

Additionally, to being head of the competition department of feld72 Architekten Vienna, she is grounding her practical work with her architectural journalistic contributions. At architektur.aktuell, Austria’s biggest architecture magazine, she focuses in editorial articles on social and tectonical responsibility in architecture.