Research
Track Three: interventions
This track focuses on the perspective of built environment disciplines. It examines the methodologies which allow professionals to take decisions and navigate evident urgencies in reflexive and responsible ways.
Greener, denser, and socially liveable?
Towards socio-physical liveability in low-income mass housing in India
Expanding the retrofitting paradigm
Circular strategies for the activation of 1950–1976 housing projects in marginalized territories of the Marche region, Italy
On optimizing the sustainability of textile concrete
Considering different types of design, fabrication methods, and materials
The building stock of the 1950s and 1960s through the ages
Architectural transformation through serial facade renovation and roof extension of multi-family buildings
Adaptive architecture
Strategies for the sustainable conversion of specialized structures based on the case of Speicherstadt in Hamburg
Rethinking lightweight
On the role of resource-efficient and circular construction in structural design
Urban greening experiments
Governance tensions, contradictions, and pathways for socio-ecological justice (postdoctoral project)