The Institute of Landscape Architecture operates the Archive of Austrian Landscape Architecture as a repository of knowledge and a resource for international research, teaching and practice. The collection of bequests and estates of Austrian landscape architects with a focus on the 20th and 21st centuries secures the cultural heritage for the future and promotes the understanding of historical open spaces.


Online collection

The online collection offers direct access to the holdings. It has been under construction since the end of 2023 and is constantly being expanded, most recently as part of the ‘Cultural Heritage Digital’ funding programme of the Federal Ministry for Housing, Arts, Culture, Media and Sport (BMWKMS), Arts and Culture Section.

General information: larchiv.at
Online collection: sammlung.larchiv.at
 

Holdings accessible via Kulturpool and Europeana

The digitized holdings of the Archive of Austrian Landscape Architecture have been accessible since November 2024 via the Kulturpool of the Federal Ministry for Housing, Arts, Culture, Media, and Sports (BMWKMS). The Kulturpool brings together a wide range of digitized cultural assets from Austrian museums, archives, and libraries. Furthermore, the holdings have also been available via Europeana, the digital cultural collection of Europe, since July 2025, making them accessible to a broader international audience.

Explore the digital holdings on kulturpool.at

Explore the digital holdings on europeana.eu 
 
 

  • vergrößern
    Digitization of the holdings in the Archive of Austrian Landscape Architecture, Photo: Dominik Rosner