DASP Students | PhD in Architecture. History and Project

“Huxtable was here.”: Transatlantic Crossings, 1950-1970 — Valeria Casali
(image: Ada Louise Huxtable Papers, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles)
«Sementið var töfralyf», or Cement as a Magic Cure.The Role of Concrete in Icelandic Architecture (1847–1958) — Sofia Nannini
BIM, Virtual Reality and Interoperability at District Level — Sara Giaveno
Galeazzo Alessi and the Libro dei Misteri (1565-1573): The New Jerusalem at the Sacro Monte of Varallo Sesia — Lorenzo Fecchio
Preparing the Ground. Urbanization Along the New Ethio-Djibouti Railway. — Matteo Gianotti
Behind Chinese Urbanization, New Towns’s Urban Vibrancy Based on the HSR Network — Matteo Migliaccio
Decoding Gentrification. Toward an Understanding of its Spatiality — Zeynep Tulumen
The Trace of the First Travel of an Architect: Scientific Anatomy. Representation and Transmission in the Project and in the Teaching of Architecture — Sasha Londono
The Technological Culture of the Peripheral City: Climate Adapted Retrofitting for Self-Construction Dwellings — Monica Alexandra Munoz Veloza
Sestriere tra modelli insediativi, tipologie architettoniche e costumi sociali (1931-1979) — Giulia Viale
Making the “Winter Capital”. The Urban Development of Nice Among Citizens, Tourists, Municipality and State (1815-60) — Betsabea Bussi
At the Origin of the Liberal Profession? Documentary Constellations in the Dispersed Archive of an Eighteenth-Century Architect — Francesca Favaro
(Sub)Urban Development Processes. Mapping Developing Urban Forms in the Global South — Ana Maria Ricchiardi Hernandez
Granada Re-Granada: Foundational Landscape, Urban Form and Law in the Kingdoms of Granada and New Granada During the XVI Century — Manuel Sanchez Garcia
Pristhinalisi. Design Practice as a Tool to Stress Regulatory Framework in a Postwar State-Building Context. — Valerio Della Scala
Slovenia 1960-1990. From the Neo-avant-garde to the Postmodern: Architecture, Urban Planning, Design. — Raimondo Mercadante
Digital tools and city form: spatial units for the urban operating systems — Valerio Palma
Comparative morphology study on urban scenic area in China and Italy: The dialectic between mass and authenticity among heritage, tourism and commerce — Ting Zhang

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DASPStudents is an independent website of the PhD students in Architecture, History and Project of the Politecnico di Torino. It showcases the activities of the Doctoral school as lectures, courses, events during the year.

Research centers

DASP collaborates with the following research centers and working groups of the Politecnico di Torino:
→ FULL | The Future Urban Legacy Lab
→ Istituto Architettura Montana
→ China Room
→ Transitional Morphologies Joint Research Unit
→ Construction History Group
→ Theory of the Architectural Project

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→ Doctoral School (ScuDo)
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