Hanna Noller is an architect, researcher, and educator working at the intersection of architecture, urban studies, and civic engagement. Her work spans research, teaching, and practice, with a focus on cooperative processes, public space, and experimental approaches to urban transformation.

She is currently a research associate in the Zukunftslabor.Klima – Open Planning Cultures and a doctoral candidate at the Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture and the City at TU Braunschweig, where her research explores new arenas of urban development. She is a doctoral fellow of the Wüstenrot Foundation.

Hanna Noller studied architecture at HafenCity University Hamburg, Mimar Sinan University in Istanbul, and the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart (MA). She also holds a degree in business administration (DH) and is a trained carpenter (Schreinergesellin). She is a co-founder of Stadtlücken e.V., a non-profit collective working on collaborative, public space–oriented urban projects.