The Research Groups are groups of professors and researchers of the Department who work on specific research lines, resulting in publications and common research projects.
There are currently 20 Research Groups in the Department, which involve all the Department’s professors and researchers, as well as numerous doctoral students, research fellows and lecturers.
The research groups are not only characterized by multidisciplinary activities with a strong interrelationship between the different scientific-disciplinary sectors, but also successfully collaborate with other Italian and foreign universities/research centres/companies.
- Advanced materials laboratory
- IMPACT-I: Identities, Meanings, Places, Architectures, Contents, Territories, Immateriality
- StandardF-AU / StandardF – Architectonic / Urban
- Structural and sEismiC safety of strategic and relevant existing constrUctions buildings and bRidgEs
- Organic Design – On the Sintesys of the Form / a group as a Manifesto
- REsilience of STructures
- BIM technology and material innovation: from efficiency to environmental compatibility
- Sustainable and resilient cities and human settlements
- The shape of Architecture and Design in settlements, in the landscape and in the interior space
- Gems and Jewels: History and Design
- Contemporary Cultural Landscapes. Knowledge, Conservation and Enhancement
- Acoustics, Vibration and multisensory Interactions
- The Memory of Sites. History and Preservation for promoting the environmental and architectonical heritage
- LANDesignr | Local Area Network Design
- City in the form of a Palace
- The System. Architectures and infrastructures for digitization
- Sustainable Design for Made in Italy
- Energy Efficiency & Environment
- Carbon neutral buildings
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Knowledge, valorisation, and digital communication of cultural heritage
There are n. 6 LABORATORIES, all with advanced equipment, where teaching support activities, experimental studies, scientific researches as well as activities on behalf of third parties are carried out by the associated Research Groups.
