Roberta Ingaramo. Architect, PhD, Assistant Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, Department of Architecture and Design, Politecnico di Torino, Master in Conservation of Historic Towns and Buildings, Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven. After first experiences in Paris at Rei...
Roberta Ingaramo. Architect, PhD, Assistant Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, Department of Architecture and Design, Politecnico di Torino, Master in Conservation of Historic Towns and Buildings, Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven. After first experiences in Paris at Reichen et Robert & Associés, she came back to Italy and conducted design research work, participating in international design competitions with prizes. In the last years visiting researcher at CMU in Pittsburgh and invited lecturer at Lawrence Tech and ETSAM in Madrid. She is editor with Voghera A. of the book Topics and Methods for Urban and Landscape Design (Springer International 2016) and author of two monographs: Dall’immagine del costruito alla costruzione del progetto (Celid 2009) and, with Voghera A., Planning and Architecture. Searching for an Approach (Alinea International, 2012).
Maicol Negrello. Architect, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Architecture at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD), Politecnico di Torino. Visiting Researcher at ETSAB – UPC Barcelona and TU Delft. He pursues research encompassing regenerative urban design, archi...
Maicol Negrello. Architect, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Architecture at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD), Politecnico di Torino. Visiting Researcher at ETSAB – UPC Barcelona and TU Delft. He pursues research encompassing regenerative urban design, architecture for climate adaptation, and the coexistence of humans and nature. He is an Invited Professor at IED Torino and Scientific Coordinator of the International Winter School with EMILA – UPC and the intensive PhD course at TU Delft. He also serves as Vice-President of the OrtiAlti association, advocating urban regeneration through nature-based and co-design approaches incorporating interspecies design. Among his key publications are Surviving the City. Nature as an Architecture Design Strategy for a More Resilient Urban Ecosystem, co-authored with R. Ingaramo, and Designing with Nature Climate-Resilient Cities: A Lesson from Copenhagen, both published by Springer. He has also won international competitions, including Europan 17 in Sweden and Norway, in partnership with Collettivo Selvaticus, the independent architecture collective he co-founded.
Riccardo Pollo. Architect, PhD at Politecnico di Milano, Master in Public Health and Hospital Design, Università di Torino, Master in Architecture and Cities in Developing Countries, Politecnico di Torino, Associate Professor in Technological and Environmental Design of ...
Riccardo Pollo. Architect, PhD at Politecnico di Milano, Master in Public Health and Hospital Design, Università di Torino, Master in Architecture and Cities in Developing Countries, Politecnico di Torino, Associate Professor in Technological and Environmental Design of Architecture, Inter-university Department of Regional & Urban Studies and Planning (DIST), Politecnico di Torino. Qualified as Full Professor. He is a member of the Polito FULL Interdepartmental Center and a member of the Scientific Committee and Board of Directors of the Interuniversity Center TESIS – Università di Firenze. Responsible for the exchange of architecture students with Australian universities. Visiting researcher at the UPC ETSAB in Barcelona. Invited to give lectures at EPFL Lausanne and UPC ETSAB in Barcelona. Representative of the Politecnico di Torino in the DARC EU-Australia program “Designing the new world: Developing architectural education in response to climate change” (UPC ETSAB, ENSAT, POLITO – UTS, MRIT, QUT). Principal Investigator of the EU co-funded project ‘COMMONAIR’, Associate Investigator in charge of the Politecnico research group under the National Research Program PRIN TECH-START. Conducts research in the field of urban and architectural design for climate change adaptation and mitigation. Author and co-author of more than a hundred scientific articles and monographs such as RE-WATERFRONT – A Sustainable Architectural Approach (2019) and Progettare l’ambiente urbano (2015).
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