Photo: Tiago Vasconcelos
Dr Emanuele Naboni
The lecture will be held on Thursday, 4th of November, Amphitheatre, as a part of a course Space and Health: Ecological, Cultural and Psychological Impacts, within the elective group Sustainability.
ZOOM link: https://zoom.us/j/93660148129?pwd=YlNKQ056TTN4NjlBVlk4M1pkZnl5Zz09
Given the fast pace of climate change, the degradation of the ecosystem, and the impacts on human health, planners and architects are in charge of developing regenerative cities and buildings that will reverse such processes. This lecture focuses on hyperspecific climate changes and proposes a 10 scale approach from the urban scale to personal architectural devices. Future changes in temperatures are studied as a resource to create opportunities for biodiversity, decarbonization and health catalyzed by architectural creation.
bio:
Dr Emanuele Naboni is an associate professor at the University of Parma and a Lecturer at the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen. Emanuele was invited professor at ETH Future Cities Lab in Singapore, EPFL Lausanne, Southeast University in Nanjing, Architectural Association in London, University of California Berkeley. He was invited lecturer at TU Delft, TU Munich, UC Berkeley, Aalto University, National University of Singapore, The University of Nottingham, Arup World Research and acts as an External Reviewer at EPFL, the Bartlett and IAAC. Emanuele was design leader at the “Performance Design Studio” of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill LLP (SOM) in San Francisco for several years and post-doc researcher at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, at the University of California, Berkeley (LBNL). He has been collaborating on project bases with BIG, Arup, Kengo Kuma, William MC Donough, Autodesk, NASA. He won several international design competitions and prizes for sustainable design teaching. He participated in several EU projects and has published more than 80 scientific publications and monographs with Taylor and Francis, Riba and Details.
