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Barbara Imhof: Recipient of the Polar Stern Prize Award of the Austrian Space Forum - 2011
Awarded a research fund by the Austrian Aerospace and Space Agency ALR of the FFG in the frame of the ASAP Program to develop a feasibility study for an ISS-SLEEP-KIT, 2010
Selected to present the Deployable Getaway project at the Viennese Research Festival, 2010
Selected to represent Austria at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2010
Austrian Science Fund, Arts & Science - selected project "Biornametics" (7 out of 57), 2009
Departure, Creative Industries Vienna - selected project "Deployable Getaway - Office", 2008
Concept Initiative - selected project "Deployable Getaway - Space", 2007
1st prize in the invited competition in cooperation with UMA information technology, BIOSCOPE, Visitor Center National Park Hohe Tauern, Mallnitz, Carinthia, Austria, 2007
Award for the project Deployable Getaways on Earth and in Space by the Austrian Chancellory of Art, 2006
Award for the project Beautiful architects, radio broadcast for RADIO ORANGE by the Austrian Chancellory of Art, 2006
Awarded contract for the project DEPLOYABLE STRUCTURES FOR A HUMAN LUNAR BASE by Alcatel Alenia Space, 2006
1st prize in the invited competition in cooperation with UMA information technology, VISIT-AIR, Visitor Center, International Vienna Airport, 2006
Awarded contract for the project Phase A Definition Study Facility for Integrated Planetary Exploration Simulation [FIPES] by the European Space Agency, 2005
1st prize in the invited competition, EGAnow, female cultural center,
Vienna, 2003
2nd prize for “Experimental tendencies in architecture”, federal government of art and culture, Austria, 2002
1st prize in the invited competition, Information-Center and Bycicle-Garage,
Krems, 2000
Schütte-Lihotzky project award with the project: stadtMobile, Vienna, 1999
Honorable mention, Design of the student dormitory for the
University of Nicosia, Cyprus, together with Architect Andreas Vardas
from Cyprus, 1998
AWARD for the research project "Space studies", by the Austrian Chancellory of Art, 1996
1st Prize-winning Project “Temple of Laughter” (The End),
Los Angeles, 1994