Architecture - Urban Regeneration

Educational objectives

The Laboratory is constituted by the integration of two courses ("Urban Planning and Landscape Design” and "Principles of Territorial Governance") aimed, synergically and within a single educational path, to provide students with the theoretical-methodological framework and the operational tools for the experimentation, at different levels of intervention, of planning processes for implementing urban regeneration strategies, within the current regulatory and legislative context on territorial governance.

Educational objectives

The Laboratory is constituted by the integration of two courses ("Urban Planning and Landscape Design” and "Principles of Territorial Governance") aimed, synergically and within a single educational path, to provide students with the theoretical-methodological framework and the operational tools for the experimentation, at different levels of intervention, of planning processes for implementing urban regeneration strategies, within the current regulatory and legislative context on territorial governance.

Educational objectives

The Laboratory is constituted by the integration of two courses ("Urban Planning and Landscape Design” and "Principles of Territorial Governance") aimed, synergically and within a single educational path, to provide students with the theoretical-methodological framework and the operational tools for the experimentation, at different levels of intervention, of planning processes for implementing urban regeneration strategies, within the current regulatory and legislative context on territorial governance.

Educational objectives

General learning outcomes
Main objective of the design studio is making the student able to know and interpret the structural behavior of existing constructions, especially unreinforced masonry ones possibly having timber or steel horizontal structures, with respect to gravity and earthquake loads. Moreover, the design studio gives the knowledge for a preliminary assessment of structural performance and of strengthening interventions aiming at urban regeneration.

Specific learning outcomes
Knowledge and understanding skill
At the end of the course the students know the actions that may affect a construction and what limit states may compromise its performance. Moreover, they know materials such as masonry, timber and steel. They are aware of the most common investigation techniques. They know what are the most effective intervention strategies for the strengthening of analysed existing constructions against gravity and seismic loads, as part of a regeneration design. They know how to model local collapse mechanisms, timber and structural elements under shear and bending, thrusting structures.

Applying knowledge and understanding skill
At the end of the course the students are able to combine actions and determine their effects on structural elements. They are able to determine the studied material mechanical parameters based on the knowledge process and the considered limit state. They apply to a real case study the modelling of local collapse mechanisms, of timber and steel elements under shear and bending, thrusting structures, and the design of a regeneration intervention.

Making judgement skill
The students exercise their making judgement skill by means of the preparation of a monographic work on a real case study, to which apply the general models presented during the follow-up study classes.

Communication skill
The students exercise their communication skill during the review of the monographic work, projected to the whole classroom. Moreover, the preparation of the monographic work involves communication, in textual, mathematical, tabular and graphical form, to present orally during the final exam.

Learning skill
The students exercise their self-learning skill by tackling the analysis and regeneration of an existing construction, which are always very specific. This analysis requires adapting the general models, specializig them especially for the regeneration intervention.

Educational objectives

General objectives
The aim of the discipline is to provide methodological tools of investigation needed to better understand and learn about the formation processes of settlement systems, in particular about the cities, where stratification of time, has determined the contemporary urban and architectural facies.
The ability to read and understand the formative phases of urban sites (streets, squares, large architectural complexes, etc.), in the consolidated as in the peripheral areas, is considered an essential requirement in the profile of a professional figure asked to deal with possible operations of transformation, regeneration and enhancement.
The course proposes an applicative method for the analysis of emblematic examples in Rome, developed through specific on –site visits, that, together with the archival experience, will constitute an integral part of the course as a direct approach of the laboratory experimentation in the interpretation of architectural and construction contexts.

Educational objectives

This workshop, which consists of two integrated modules from the disciplines of technological design and thermal science, primarily aims to provide students with the methods and tools they need to carry out design work for the regeneration of existing architectural heritage in an informed way, so as to improve its environmental, ecological, bioclimatic and energy performance. The main focus of such experimentation is to carry out techno-morphological and functional improvements to buildings and their technological components and systems in a way that is closely integrated with solutions that are consistent with their initial purpose, evaluated in terms of their originality and innovative performance, assessing the alternative options they put forward with a view to greater social, environmental and economic sustainability and the improved level of resilience of the buildings and the built environment involved.

Educational objectives

This workshop, which consists of two integrated modules from the disciplines of technological design and thermal science, primarily aims to provide students with the methods and tools they need to carry out design work for the regeneration of existing architectural heritage in an informed way, so as to improve its environmental, ecological, bioclimatic and energy performance. The main focus of such experimentation is to carry out techno-morphological and functional improvements to buildings and their technological components and systems in a way that is closely integrated with solutions that are consistent with their initial purpose, evaluated in terms of their originality and innovative performance, assessing the alternative options they put forward with a view to greater social, environmental and economic sustainability and the improved level of resilience of the buildings and the built environment involved.

Educational objectives

This workshop, which consists of two integrated modules from the disciplines of technological design and thermal science, primarily aims to provide students with the methods and tools they need to carry out design work for the regeneration of existing architectural heritage in an informed way, so as to improve its environmental, ecological, bioclimatic and energy performance. The main focus of such experimentation is to carry out techno-morphological and functional improvements to buildings and their technological components and systems in a way that is closely integrated with solutions that are consistent with their initial purpose, evaluated in terms of their originality and innovative performance, assessing the alternative options they put forward with a view to greater social, environmental and economic sustainability and the improved level of resilience of the buildings and the built environment involved.

Educational objectives

General Objectives
The Integrated Laboratory is aimed at acquiring skills to understand and enhance, through combined knowledge between "design" and "representation", urban spaces according to the Design Thinking, the transversal design method between landscape, architecture, artifacts, services and public art.
At the end of the course the student must therefore be able to develop innovative solutions for the regeneration of pieces and fragments of the city, the result of a process of visual, comuicative and planning in the contemporary city oriented towards urban rebalancing in the constant relationship between the community of people and identity of places.

Educational objectives

General Objectives
The Integrated Laboratory is aimed at acquiring skills to understand and enhance, through combined knowledge between "design" and "representation", urban spaces according to the Design Thinking, the transversal design method between landscape, architecture, artifacts, services and public art.
At the end of the course the student must therefore be able to develop innovative solutions for the regeneration of pieces and fragments of the city, the result of a process of visual, comuicative and planning in the contemporary city oriented towards urban rebalancing in the constant relationship between the community of people and identity of places.

Educational objectives

General Objectives
The Integrated Laboratory is aimed at acquiring skills to understand and enhance, through combined knowledge between "design" and "representation", urban spaces according to the Design Thinking, the transversal design method between landscape, architecture, artifacts, services and public art.
At the end of the course the student must therefore be able to develop innovative solutions for the regeneration of pieces and fragments of the city, the result of a process of visual, comuicative and planning in the contemporary city oriented towards urban rebalancing in the constant relationship between the community of people and identity of places.

Educational objectives

General objectives
In the studio of architectural planning for urban regeneration the student, in the classroom with individual and seminar activities through lessons and exercises, is required to develop a complex urban project of architectural regeneration strategically oriented to define a new identity for a chosen area with particular attention to the issues of construction and its feasibility. The project integrates the elements of architectural and urban planning with those more specific to the environment and the landscape, with attention to the use of technologies aimed at saving energy. The student must complete a project with technical and theoretical knowledge that renders all aspects that contribute to the construction of architecture in a coherent formal synthesis.

Specific objectives
Knowledge and understanding skills
At the end of the workshop the student must have acquired knowledge and understanding skills, as well as skills that allow to choose a urban space project strategy supported by the awareness of the most recent experiences on the theme of urban regeneration.
Furthermore, the student must have acquired an adequate and specific knowledge of the Urban Project tools and of its various declinations and awareness and ability to reason about space.
The assessment of knowledge will be verified through the project developed by the student during the entire period of the course and through exercises to be conducted independently.

Ability to apply knowledge and understanding
The student must be able to decline design solutions suitable for specific contexts, whose knowledge provides a thorough, autonomous and original phase of analysis of the context, capturing the interdisciplinary implications. Some exercises in the classroom with the characteristic of the ex tempore will measure the ability to find original solutions.

Autonomy of judgment
Both the drafting of the project and all the phases that precede it must be declined by the student through the exposure of the logical path that led to the design choices. These choices must also be made through the exploration and selection of different project alternatives.
Communication skills
At the end of the course the student must demonstrate, in addition to the knowledge of architectural design skills, to be able to communicate the project in innovative way, using both advanced communication tools in the field of representation and more traditional forms.
The design choices must be presented with a speech, in a report and in particular transferred into drawings, schemes and representations capable of clearly communicating the design process.
Learning ability
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate a high capacity for independent learning, which will allow him to update and continuously increase his knowledge and skills in architectural design and issues related to the project for urban regeneration.
The acquisition of these skills will take place through lessons given by the teacher during the course. The lessons are aimed at providing and expanding the theoretical knowledge of design methodologies and innovative experiences. The acquisition of these skills will also take place through the constant participation of the student in the experimental and design activities of the Laboratory. The Laboratory is in fact the privileged place for acquiring technical skills.
The assessment of skills will take place, above all, through the exam test, structured so as to highlight the autonomy in organizing their own learning.

Educational objectives

General objectives
The aim of the course is to provide the necessary economic notions for understanding, analysing and rationalising the needs upstream from a project, whether public or private, and which must form the basis of any project discussed and shared with the client, before designing the construction process for transforming a good into a more useful good. The project for a building springs from a series of technical, environmental, financial, economic, social and procedural decisions, which combine the production factors and achieve the best possible balance between the lowest possible cost and the highest possible market value of the end product. Therefore, the students will learn the economic aspects needed to plan, design, assess, build, manage and, possibly, sell a building, the relevant valuation rationale and method, illustrating the necessary estimation criteria for taking economic decisions based on both value and cost-effectiveness, for developing a sustainable project throughout its lifecycle, in the scheduling and financing procedures, design process, acquisition of the sites, tendering and awarding the contract, site and operating management of the activities carried out.

Specific objectives
Knowledge and comprension ability
At the end of the course the student must have acquired knowledge and understanding skills, as well as skills that allow to support, from a theoretical-methodological point of view, the management of the estimative and evaluative economic aspects in the different phases of the building process. The student must have acquired adequate and specific knowledge of the tools, procedures and operational mechanisms that enable him to act in the field of settlement transformation processes. In particular, in the management activities related to the different phases of the settlement production cycle it will have to be able to individualise decision-making knots and evaluation procedures to make rational choices in the phases of: a) programming and intervention design; b) carrying out of the works (confidence, direction and test); c) exercise of the works, using the evaluation methods able to express value and suitability opinions value to verify the technical feasibility, the environmental compatibility, the financial, economic and procedural sustainability, ex ante, ongoing and ex post of an intervention.
The verification of the knowledge will be made through tests and exercises ongoing and the test (final) exam test proper.

Ability to apply knowledge and understanding
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate ownership in the theoretical and operative approaches that let express opinions of value and of suitability and those project - analytical profits for the targeting of the knowledge and of the ability of comprehension you acquire, to solve also complex problems tied to the management of different phases of the building process.
In particular, the student must be able to respond to the estimative and evaluative questions that arise in the management activities connected to the entire settlement production process using the methods, techniques, tools, procedures and operational mechanisms acquired.
These skills will be acquired through frontal and seminar teaching activities, to be carried out in the classroom or at home, referring to concrete cases / experiences, aimed at developing the individual and group approach to application and professional problems.
The knowledge check will be carried out also through the test itself and through tests ongoing.

Judgement autonomy.
At the end of the teaching the student will have to demonstrate the ability of acquiring knowledge and experiences, of examining them and of revising them with the purposes of the formation of an autonomous and original judgement. Particularly, the student must demonstrate ability in the autonomous and conscious management of inherent themes about the estimate and evaluation, with the objective of returning solutions adequate to the problems that can be presented in the management activity it connected with different phases of the of settlement production process. The achievement of these critical and autonomous judgments will be acquired during the frontal and seminar teaching activities.
The knowledge verification will be made, moreover, through the properly been called examination proof and through proofs ongoing.

Communication skills.
At the end of the teaching the student will have to demonstrate, in connection with the acquisition of the operative ability compared to the theorist, methodological, technical and project knowledge, own of the teaching, of being able to communicate it, in adequate and effective way also, inside the documents to be prepared in the management activity it connected with different phases of the of settlement production process, using advanced and multimedia communication tools within the bounds of the representation and in different language, spoken and written-graphic shapes.
The attainment of such abilities will be acquired during the frontal activities and Course seminar didactics that ensure the full possession of the specific expressive and illustrative abilities of the plan and project. The knowledge verification will be made, moreover, through the properly been called examination proof and through proofs ongoing.

Learning ability
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate a significant capacity for independent learning, which will allow him to update and continuously increase his knowledge and skills in the formulation of value and convenience judgments related to the issues related to the management of the building process and settlement transformation.
The acquisition of these skills will take place through specific theoretical contributions given by the teacher during the course, aimed at broadening the framework of skills aimed at using methodologies, tools and applications, including innovative in the field of appraisal and evaluation and through participation constant to the Course seminar activities, dialectical field of verification of acquired knowledge, carried out within concrete cases of experimentation.
The assessment of skills will take place, above all, through the exam test, structured so as to highlight the autonomy in organizing their own learning.

Educational objectives

General objectives
The course aims at address issues related to the recovery of natural and man-made environments, giving priority to the protection and enhancement of cultural and environmental heritage in urban, peri-urban and rural environments.
The cognitive approach will guarantee the knowledge of the site and the recognition of the "values" to be safeguarded.
The methodological approach will be divided into phases: observation, interpretation and evaluation of the structure of the city and its current structure.
The design approach will be interrelated and directed to the critical management of complex balance (regulation of transformation dynamics) that, between conservation and development, between conservation and development, in urban areas, they involve cultural and environmental heritage.
Within the thematic area of urban, environmental and landscape regeneration and of the redevelopment of cultural and architectural heritage, the operational framework will include an organic and correlated complex of urbanistic and architectural value activity, and will involve the enhancement and the recovery and activate a strategy of project aimed at restoring balance to the processes of management and transformation of cities.

Specific objectives
Knowledge and skills
At the end of the course, the student will acquire knowledge and skills about the method necessary to develop a context analysis concerning the considered urban system.
After acquiring the theoretical knowledge -to be transformed design guide line- the student will demonstrate the acquired skills in defining the design and implementation "iter" at the basis of the intervention.
The verification of the acquired knowledge will be implemented through the project activity carried out during the Course; the student will demonstrate to be able to identify the rules of transformation and interpret them within an integrated cultural framework.

Ability to apply skills and knowledge
At the end of the course, after having mastered the analytical-planning approach facing the issues of urban regeneration and architecture- the student will have to demonstrate the ability to develop an interrelated recognition, both of environmental factors, and anthropogenic factors and those of socio- ethnography, also by evaluating the mutual interactions in terms of sustainability with respect to the 'value system' determined by the historical stratification process.
In this sense, in the search for a close interconnection between protection, development choices and set-up strategies, the student will have to finalize the method to define the "degree of transformability", through an essentially "dynamic" approach.
In particular, using the methods, skills and procedures acquired, the student have to demonstrate ability in applying these skills to intervene correctly in the space-environment of the present city.
The check of the ability to apply the knowledge will be carried out through in itinere tests and through the exam test .

Critical and judgmental skills
At the end of the learning process, the student must demonstrate to have attained the skills to apply the knowledge by means of a complete critical summary to be attributed to the propositional interests of the intervention that is to be placed within the relationship systems qualifying the examined reality.
In particular, the student must demonstrate to have acquired sufficient familiarity with the formative processes of architecture connoted by a varied planning; regarding this, every solution is the result of the interrelation between moments of analysis and of synthesis, of comparison and of verification, and that in the restorative context, constitute a fundamental activity, rigorously supported and controlled by the continuous exercise of critical thought.
The achievement of this autonomy of judgment will have to be realized within the project activities experienced during the course; the verification of the acquired critical skills will be carried out through the exam test .

Communication skills.
At the end of the course, in the face of the acquired skills with respect to the theoretical, methodological, technical and design knowledge of the disciplinary scope of the restoration, the student will demonstrate to be able to communicate them in an effective and innovative way.
In this perspective, considering the question in terms of search of spaces for the dialogue between the different operational specificities, the student have to consider the diversified professional interface that connotes the innovation conservation dialectics. The student must therefore be able to transmit the peculiarities of the "value system" that defines the limits and potential of the intervention, to be specified through an interrelated design approach.
The achievement of these skills will be verified by the expressive and illustrative skills of the project outlined and will be carried out through the exam test.

Skills and autonomy of study
At the end of the course the student will demonstrate the acquired skill to learn and to independently apply his own knowledge.
In particular, the student has to demonstrate the ability to update and continuously increase the skills acquired so as to outline an organic and correlated set of actions aimed at conserving and enhancing the qualities of the urban environment and its territorial context.
Furthermore, the student will demonstrate the ability to update and continuously increase the skills acquired, so as to outline an organic and correlated set of actions aimed at conserving and enhancing the landscape qualities of the present.The acquisition of these skills will take place through constant participation in the activities of the Studio: a place where the culture of the project takes on a fundamental role, where the value of the formative moment is specified.
The verification will take place during the exam test, through which the student's autonomy in organizing their learning can be highlighted.

Educational objectives

General objectives
The Laboratory provides the theoretical-methodological and operational tools needed for the experimentation of an integrated, interscalar and iterative planning process, aimed to develop a strategy of urban and metropolitan regeneration and rebalancing of contemporary cities and territories.
In particular, the methodological approach of the Laboratory adopts three perspectives: environmental, structural and morphological, in the phases of analysis, evaluation and planning/design involved in the planning process, with reference to the municipal level (local level) and sub-municipal level.
The process experiments the necessary tools, procedures and implementing mechanisms for the actuation of a urban regeneration strategy, aimed, in particular, at the construction of the public city also by raising the necessary resources.
In this context, the planning/design phase of the sub-municipal level refers, in experimental terms, to the procedure of the urban project, in order to guarantee high levels of quality, in territorial areas characterized by urban relevance, through preliminary investigations of planning, environmental, morphological-functional and socio-economic sustainability of the proposals.

Specific objectives
Knowledge and ability to understand
At the end of the course the student must have acquired knowledge and understanding skills, as well as skills that allow to support, from a theoretical-methodological point of view, the implementation of urban regeneration strategies. Furthermore, the student must have acquired an adequate and specific knowledge of the tools, procedures and implementation mechanisms to operate in the field of urban regeneration, also through methods of verification of environmental, morphological and functional feasibility, ex ante and in progress. multiscale and integrated work.
The verification of knowledge will be carried out through the design experimentation conducted during the course, through in itinere tests and the exam test itself.

Ability to apply knowledge and understanding
At the end of the course the student must demonstrate the mastery of an experimental and analytical-integrated design approach for the finalization of the acquired knowledge and understanding skills, to solve complex problems related to the metropolisation processes of the contemporary city and the need for mass in the field of urban regeneration strategies.
In particular, the student will have to be able to experiment with integrated and interscalar regeneration processes, using the methods, techniques, tools, procedures, and implemented mechanisms.
These skills will be verified in the context of experimental and design activities, through simulations of regeneration processes related to territorial realities and concrete experiences, aimed at developing the ability to individual and group approach to applicative and professional problems.
The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.

Autonomy of judgment.
At the end of the course the student must demonstrate the ability to acquire knowledge and experience, to evaluate and re-elaborate them for the purpose of forming an autonomous and original judgment.
In particular, the student must demonstrate skills in autonomous management and in the planning and conscious planning of complex issues in the urban planning sector, with the aim of returning innovative and sustainable solutions.
The achievement of these critical and autonomous judgment skills will be acquired during the experimental and project activities, through simulations of regeneration processes related to territorial realities and concrete experiences.
The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.

Communication skills.
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate, in the face of the acquisition and the operational capacity with respect to the theoretical methodological, technical and design knowledge, typical of teaching, to be able to communicate them, in an effective and innovative way, within of plan and project proposals, using advanced and multimedia communication tools in the field of representation and different forms of language, verbal and written-graph.
The achievement of these skills will be acquired during the experimental and design activities of the Laboratory that ensure full possession of the specific expressive and illustrative skills of the plan and the project.
The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.

Learning ability
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate a high capacity for autonomous learning, which will allow to continuously update and increase their knowledge and skills in urban planning and, more generally, the issues related to urban regeneration strategies.
The acquisition of these skills will take place through specific theoretical contributions given by the teacher during the course, aimed at expanding the skills framework to access innovative methodologies, tools and applications and through constant participation in the laboratory's experimental and design activities, dialectical field verification of acquired knowledge, within concrete design experiences.
The assessment of skills will take place, above all, through the exam test, structured so as to highlight the autonomy in organizing their own learning.

Educational objectives

General objectives
This workshop focuses on developing technological environmental design skills in architecture, linking such content with the experience gained during the study course so as to apply it in an informed and responsible way to a project for regenerating the built environment. Students will need to use the right design tools in order to guarantee the necessary consistency between the project’s various phases of development at its various different levels of detail and the environmental, energy and technological feasibility of the solutions for regeneration put forward, demonstrating the suitability of its design and implementation at all scales, given the social, environmental and economic context. During the design process, particular attention will be paid to issues such as the improvement of energy efficiency, the use of renewable fuels, the reduction of toxic emissions, the environmental comfort and the bioclimatic efficacy of urban regeneration improvement work.
Specific objectives
Knowledge and ability to understand
At the end of the course the student must have acquired knowledge and understanding skills, as well as skills that allow to support, from a theoretical-methodological point of view, the setting up of regeneration strategies for the built environment. Furthermore, the student must have acquired an adequate and specific knowledge of the procedures and application tools to operate in the field of regeneration of the built environment, also by means of project verification methods at the various levels of investigation and the technological feasibility of the proposed regenerative solutions , demonstrating the appropriateness of design and construction, at various scales, with respect to the cultural, environmental and economic context.
The verification of knowledge will be carried out through the design experimentation conducted during the Design Studio, through in itinere tests and the final examination.

Ability to apply knowledge and understanding
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate the acquisition of specific cultural, theoretical and methodological references to the technology discipline, the mastery of the experimental and analytical-methodological approach that articulate the Design studio and the contributions brought to the setting activities during the seminar. The student will also have to develop and verify, through integrated application processing, the knowledge and understanding skills acquired, aimed to solve complex problems related to the appropriate practice of material processes and technologies that oversee the complex relationship between the construction system and the environmental system. The project in its methodological and instrumental contents, in order to guarantee the sustainability requirements, intended as the result of both the functional organization and the physical-spatial variables that define the "internal" structures of the constituent parts, both of the "external" macro-environmental components which, determined by the more general settlement process, have a direct and significant impact on the quality of living. In particular, the student must be able to make explicit and consistent the logical and operational structure followed in the application of the procedures and techniques adopted and in the formalization and communication of the results related to the creation of a resilient and environmentally sustainable Smart Environment.
These capacities will be verified in the context of experimental and design activities, through simulations of regeneration processes related to territorial realities and concrete experiences, aimed at developing the ability of individual and group approach to applicative and professional problems.
The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.
Autonomy of judgment
At the end of the course the student must demonstrate the ability to acquire knowledge and experience, to evaluate and rework them for the purpose of forming an independent and original judgment.
In particular, the student must demonstrate skills in the autonomous management of the necessary consideration and integration of the different interacting environmental factors in the same formulation of the urban regeneration project program, the preventive evaluation of the intrinsic, direct and indirect effects related to the transformation, deriving from the processes of infrastructure / construction, in order to achieve, in trend, an ecological state of equilibrium in the planning, implementation and management of the project intervention, with the aim of restoring technologically innovative and environmentally sustainable solutions.
The achievement of these critical and autonomous judgment skills will be acquired during the experimental and project activities, through simulations of regeneration processes related to territorial realities and concrete experiences.
The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.

Communication skills
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate, for the acquisition and the operational capacity with respect to the theoretical methodological, technical and design knowledge, typical of teaching, to be able to communicate them, in an effective and innovative way, within of project proposals, using advanced and multimedia communication tools in the field of representation and different forms of language: verbal and written-graph. The achievement of these skills will be acquired during the experimental and design activities of the Design Studio that ensure full possession of the specific expressive and illustrative skills of the project. The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.
Learning ability
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate a high capacity for autonomous learning, which allows to continuously update and increase their knowledge and skills in the field of technological design and, more generally, the issues related to urban regeneration strategies.
The acquisition of these skills will take place through specific theoretical contributions given by the teacher during the course, aimed at expanding the skills framework to access innovative methodologies, tools and applications and through constant participation in the laboratory's experimental and design activities, dialectical field verification of acquired knowledge, within concrete design experiences.
The verification of skills will take place, above all, through the exam test, structured in such a way as to highlight the autonomy in organizing one's own learning.

Educational objectives

Beyond the expected courses within the Manifesto (the complete degree programme), students can do an integrative experience through the apprenticeship, workshop or the partecipation to conference, with the double aim of being in contact with the professional world and then, facilitating their inclusion in it.

Educational objectives

General objectives
The final test consists in the discussion of a thesis, individually elaborated in an original manner by the student, supported by a supervisor, primarily in the form of a project, or of an analytical or theoretical-critical study, concerning the disciplinary contents of the Degree Programme specifically deepened in the Course. In particular, the project thesis should have an applicative and experimental character and should be supported by a clear methodological framework. The theoretical thesis will have to cover unpublished topics or specific thematic deepening concerning the disciplinary areas of the Degree Programme. Part of the final test could take place within an experimental activity as a stage or training.

Educational objectives

The Laboratory is constituted by the integration of two courses ("Urban Planning and Landscape Design” and "Principles of Territorial Governance") aimed, synergically and within a single educational path, to provide students with the theoretical-methodological framework and the operational tools for the experimentation, at different levels of intervention, of planning processes for implementing urban regeneration strategies, within the current regulatory and legislative context on territorial governance.

Educational objectives

General objectives
The Course provides the theoretical-methodological and operational tools needed for the experimentation of a planning process, aimed to develop a strategy of urban and metropolitan regeneration and rebalancing of contemporary cities and territories, by integrating urban-territorial and landscape-environmental components.
In particular, the methodological approach of the Course adopts three perspectives: environmental, structural and morphological in the phases of analysis, evaluation and planning/design involved in the planning process, with reference to the territorial level (larger area). This is achieved by also starting from the understanding of the main metropolisation dynamics of the contemporary city.

Specific objectives
Knowledge and understanding
As a result of teaching the student will have learned theoretical knowledge and achieved the skills to understand the dynamics concerned the territorial and urban components as well as the environmental and landscape ones, both referred to a metropolitan area scale.
The student will have also learned the theoretical knowledge and acquired the skillfull to understand the tools and the apparatus of territorial and landscape planning.

Skills to apply knowledge and understanding
As a result of teaching the student will be able to apply an integrated, multidisciplinary and multi-scalar, analytical approach aimed to understanding the territorial and urban components as well as the environmental and landscape ones. These skills will be developed through the experimental activity on a specific study area referred to the metropolitan area scale and representative of the territorial and landscape dynamic processes.
The student will also achieved the skillfull to apply an integrated planning approach aimed at drawing up a territorial and landscape planning tools.

Autonomous assessment
As a result of teaching the student will have reached the skills to assess, through its own independent and original judgment, both of the territorial urban components and the environmental and landscape ones in their multidisciplinar and multiscalar features referred to a metropolitan area environment.
The student will also have achieved the ability to assess, with a multicriteria approach, the alternative planning options for innovative and sustainable settlement solutions.

Communication skills
As a result of teaching the student will have achieved suitable skills usefull to communicate own knowledge and own assessment of the dynamics concerned both the territorial urban components and the environmental and landscape ones, referred to a metropolitan area scale.
The student will also have achieved suitable skills usefull to communicate the planning contents with reference to innovative and sustainable alternatives design solutions.
Finally, the student will have achieved the skills to use advanced communication tools and different communication means in verbal dialogue and in written-graphic solutions.

Skills to understanding
As a result of teaching the student will have achieved suitable skills to an autonomous understanding which will allow him, through appropriate bibliographic references, to update and continuously increase his knowledge and skills in territorial and landscape planning with specific reference to urban regeneration strategies.
The learning of these skills will be developed through the students constant participation in classroom workshop aimed to work out design and experimental activities.
These activities make up the knowledge acquired through the design activities on a specific case area.

Educational objectives

The Laboratory is constituted by the integration of two courses ("Urban Planning and Landscape Design” and "Principles of Territorial Governance") aimed, synergically and within a single educational path, to provide students with the theoretical-methodological framework and the operational tools for the experimentation, at different levels of intervention, of planning processes for implementing urban regeneration strategies, within the current regulatory and legislative context on territorial governance.

Educational objectives

General learning outcomes
Main objective of the course is making the student able to know and interpret the structural behavior of existing constructions, especially unreinforced masonry ones possibly having timber or steel horizontal structures, with respect to gravity and earthquake loads. Moreover, the course gives the knowledge for a preliminary assessment of structural performance and of strengthening interventions aiming at urban regeneration.

Specific learning outcomes
Knowledge and understanding skill
At the end of the course the students know the actions that may affect a construction and what limit states may compromise its performance. Moreover, they know materials such as masonry, timber and steel. They are aware of the most common investigation techniques. They know what are the most effective intervention strategies for the strengthening of analysed existing constructions against gravity and seismic loads, as part of a regeneration design. They know how to model local collapse mechanisms, timber and structural elements under shear and bending, thrusting structures.

Applying knowledge and understanding skill
At the end of the course the students are able to combine actions and determine their effects on structural elements. They are able to determine the studied material mechanical parameters based on the knowledge process and the considered limit state. They apply to a real case study the modelling of local collapse mechanisms, of timber and steel elements under shear and bending, thrusting structures, and the design of a regeneration intervention.

Making judgement skill
The students exercise their making judgement skill by means of the preparation of a monographic work on a real case study, to which apply the general models presented during the follow-up study classes.

Communication skill
The students exercise their communication skill during the review of the monographic work, projected to the whole classroom. Moreover, the preparation of the monographic work involves communication, in textual, mathematical, tabular and graphical form, to present orally during the final exam.

Learning skill
The students exercise their self-learning skill by tackling the analysis and regeneration of an existing construction, which are always very specific. This analysis requires adapting the general models, specializig them especially for the regeneration intervention.

Educational objectives

General objectives
The aim of the discipline is to provide methodological tools of investigation needed to better understand and learn about the formation processes of settlement systems, in particular about the cities, where stratification of time, has determined the contemporary urban and architectural facies.
The ability to read and understand the formative phases of urban sites (streets, squares, large architectural complexes, etc.), in the consolidated as in the peripheral areas, is considered an essential requirement in the profile of a professional figure asked to deal with possible operations of transformation, regeneration and enhancement.
The course proposes an applicative method for the analysis of emblematic examples in Rome, developed through specific on –site visits, that, together with the archival experience, will constitute an integral part of the course as a direct approach of the laboratory experimentation in the interpretation of architectural and construction contexts.

Educational objectives

This workshop, which consists of two integrated modules from the disciplines of technological design and thermal science, primarily aims to provide students with the methods and tools they need to carry out design work for the regeneration of existing architectural heritage in an informed way, so as to improve its environmental, ecological, bioclimatic and energy performance. The main focus of such experimentation is to carry out techno-morphological and functional improvements to buildings and their technological components and systems in a way that is closely integrated with solutions that are consistent with their initial purpose, evaluated in terms of their originality and innovative performance, assessing the alternative options they put forward with a view to greater social, environmental and economic sustainability and the improved level of resilience of the buildings and the built environment involved.

Educational objectives

This workshop, which consists of two integrated modules from the disciplines of technological design and thermal science, primarily aims to provide students with the methods and tools they need to carry out design work for the regeneration of existing architectural heritage in an informed way, so as to improve its environmental, ecological, bioclimatic and energy performance. The main focus of such experimentation is to carry out techno-morphological and functional improvements to buildings and their technological components and systems in a way that is closely integrated with solutions that are consistent with their initial purpose, evaluated in terms of their originality and innovative performance, assessing the alternative options they put forward with a view to greater social, environmental and economic sustainability and the improved level of resilience of the buildings and the built environment involved.

Educational objectives

This workshop, which consists of two integrated modules from the disciplines of technological design and thermal science, primarily aims to provide students with the methods and tools they need to carry out design work for the regeneration of existing architectural heritage in an informed way, so as to improve its environmental, ecological, bioclimatic and energy performance. The main focus of such experimentation is to carry out techno-morphological and functional improvements to buildings and their technological components and systems in a way that is closely integrated with solutions that are consistent with their initial purpose, evaluated in terms of their originality and innovative performance, assessing the alternative options they put forward with a view to greater social, environmental and economic sustainability and the improved level of resilience of the buildings and the built environment involved.

Educational objectives

The Integrated Laboratory is aimed at acquiring skills to understand and enhance, through combined knowledge between "design" and "representation", urban spaces according to the Design Thinking, the transversal design method between landscape, architecture, artifacts, services and public art.
At the end of the course the student must therefore be able to develop innovative solutions for the regeneration of pieces and fragments of the city, the result of a process of visual, comuicative and planning in the contemporary city oriented towards urban rebalancing in the constant relationship between the community of people and identity of places.

Educational objectives

The Integrated Laboratory is aimed at acquiring skills to understand and enhance, through combined knowledge between "design" and "representation", urban spaces according to the Design Thinking, the transversal design method between landscape, architecture, artifacts, services and public art.
At the end of the course the student must therefore be able to develop innovative solutions for the regeneration of pieces and fragments of the city, the result of a process of visual, comuicative and planning in the contemporary city oriented towards urban rebalancing in the constant relationship between the community of people and identity of places.

Educational objectives

The Integrated Laboratory is aimed at acquiring skills to understand and enhance, through combined knowledge between "design" and "representation", urban spaces according to the Design Thinking, the transversal design method between landscape, architecture, artifacts, services and public art.
At the end of the course the student must therefore be able to develop innovative solutions for the regeneration of pieces and fragments of the city, the result of a process of visual, comuicative and planning in the contemporary city oriented towards urban rebalancing in the constant relationship between the community of people and identity of places.

Educational objectives

In the studio of architectural planning for urban regeneration the student, in the classroom with individual and seminar activities through lessons and exercises, is required to develop a complex urban project of architectural regeneration strategically oriented to define a new identity for a chosen area with particular attention to the issues of construction and its feasibility. The project integrates the elements of architectural and urban planning with those more specific to the environment and the landscape, with attention to the use of technologies aimed at saving energy. The student must complete a project with technical and theoretical knowledge that renders all aspects that contribute to the construction of architecture in a coherent formal synthesis.

Knowledge and understanding skills
At the end of the workshop the student must have acquired knowledge and understanding skills, as well as skills that allow to choose a urban space project strategy supported by the awareness of the most recent experiences on the theme of urban regeneration.
Furthermore, the student must have acquired an adequate and specific knowledge of the Urban Project tools and of its various declinations and awareness and ability to reason about space.
The assessment of knowledge will be verified through the project developed by the student during the entire period of the course and through exercises to be conducted independently.

Ability to apply knowledge and understanding
The student must be able to decline design solutions suitable for specific contexts, whose knowledge provides a thorough, autonomous and original phase of analysis of the context, capturing the interdisciplinary implications. Some exercises in the classroom with the characteristic of the ex tempore will measure the ability to find original solutions.

Autonomy of judgment
Both the drafting of the project and all the phases that precede it must be declined by the student through the exposure of the logical path that led to the design choices. These choices must also be made through the exploration and selection of different project alternatives.
Communication skills
At the end of the course the student must demonstrate, in addition to the knowledge of architectural design skills, to be able to communicate the project in innovative way, using both advanced communication tools in the field of representation and more traditional forms.
The design choices must be presented with a speech, in a report and in particular transferred into drawings, schemes and representations capable of clearly communicating the design process.
Learning ability
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate a high capacity for independent learning, which will allow him to update and continuously increase his knowledge and skills in architectural design and issues related to the project for urban regeneration.
The acquisition of these skills will take place through lessons given by the teacher during the course. The lessons are aimed at providing and expanding the theoretical knowledge of design methodologies and innovative experiences. The acquisition of these skills will also take place through the constant participation of the student in the experimental and design activities of the Laboratory. The Laboratory is in fact the privileged place for acquiring technical skills.
The assessment of skills will take place, above all, through the exam test, structured so as to highlight the autonomy in organizing their own learning.

Educational objectives

General objectives
The course aims at address issues related to the recovery of natural and man-made environments, giving priority to the protection and enhancement of cultural and environmental heritage in urban, peri-urban and rural environments.
The cognitive approach will guarantee the knowledge of the site and the recognition of the "values" to be safeguarded.
The methodological approach will be divided into phases: observation, interpretation and evaluation of the structure of the city and its current structure.
The design approach will be interrelated and directed to the critical management of complex balance (regulation of transformation dynamics) that, between conservation and development, between conservation and development, in urban areas, they involve cultural and environmental heritage.
Within the thematic area of urban, environmental and landscape regeneration and of the redevelopment of cultural and architectural heritage, the operational framework will include an organic and correlated complex of urbanistic and architectural value activity, and will involve the enhancement and the recovery and activate a strategy of project aimed at restoring balance to the processes of management and transformation of cities.

Specific objectives
Knowledge and skills
At the end of the course, the student will acquire knowledge and skills about the method necessary to develop a context analysis concerning the considered urban system.
After acquiring the theoretical knowledge -to be transformed design guide line- the student will demonstrate the acquired skills in defining the design and implementation "iter" at the basis of the intervention.
The verification of the acquired knowledge will be implemented through the project activity carried out during the Course; the student will demonstrate to be able to identify the rules of transformation and interpret them within an integrated cultural framework.

Ability to apply skills and knowledge
At the end of the course, after having mastered the analytical-planning approach facing the issues of urban regeneration and architecture- the student will have to demonstrate the ability to develop an interrelated recognition, both of environmental factors, and anthropogenic factors and those of socio- ethnography, also by evaluating the mutual interactions in terms of sustainability with respect to the 'value system' determined by the historical stratification process.
In this sense, in the search for a close interconnection between protection, development choices and set-up strategies, the student will have to finalize the method to define the "degree of transformability", through an essentially "dynamic" approach.
In particular, using the methods, skills and procedures acquired, the student have to demonstrate ability in applying these skills to intervene correctly in the space-environment of the present city.
The check of the ability to apply the knowledge will be carried out through in itinere tests and through the exam test .

Critical and judgmental skills
At the end of the learning process, the student must demonstrate to have attained the skills to apply the knowledge by means of a complete critical summary to be attributed to the propositional interests of the intervention that is to be placed within the relationship systems qualifying the examined reality.
In particular, the student must demonstrate to have acquired sufficient familiarity with the formative processes of architecture connoted by a varied planning; regarding this, every solution is the result of the interrelation between moments of analysis and of synthesis, of comparison and of verification, and that in the restorative context, constitute a fundamental activity, rigorously supported and controlled by the continuous exercise of critical thought.
The achievement of this autonomy of judgment will have to be realized within the project activities experienced during the course; the verification of the acquired critical skills will be carried out through the exam test .

Communication skills.
At the end of the course, in the face of the acquired skills with respect to the theoretical, methodological, technical and design knowledge of the disciplinary scope of the restoration, the student will demonstrate to be able to communicate them in an effective and innovative way.
In this perspective, considering the question in terms of search of spaces for the dialogue between the different operational specificities, the student have to consider the diversified professional interface that connotes the innovation conservation dialectics. The student must therefore be able to transmit the peculiarities of the "value system" that defines the limits and potential of the intervention, to be specified through an interrelated design approach.
The achievement of these skills will be verified by the expressive and illustrative skills of the project outlined and will be carried out through the exam test.

Skills and autonomy of study
At the end of the course the student will demonstrate the acquired skill to learn and to independently apply his own knowledge.
In particular, the student has to demonstrate the ability to update and continuously increase the skills acquired so as to outline an organic and correlated set of actions aimed at conserving and enhancing the qualities of the urban environment and its territorial context.
Furthermore, the student will demonstrate the ability to update and continuously increase the skills acquired, so as to outline an organic and correlated set of actions aimed at conserving and enhancing the landscape qualities of the present.The acquisition of these skills will take place through constant participation in the activities of the Studio: a place where the culture of the project takes on a fundamental role, where the value of the formative moment is specified.
The verification will take place during the exam test, through which the student's autonomy in organizing their learning can be highlighted.

Educational objectives

The aim of the course is to provide the necessary economic notions for understanding, analysing and rationalising the needs upstream from a project, whether public or private, and which must form the basis of any project discussed and shared with the client, before designing the construction process for transforming a good into a more useful good. The project for a building springs from a series of technical, environmental, financial, economic, social and procedural decisions, which combine the production factors and achieve the best possible balance between the lowest possible cost and the highest possible market value of the end product. Therefore, the students will learn the economic aspects needed to plan, design, assess, build, manage and, possibly, sell a building, the relevant valuation rationale and method, illustrating the necessary estimation criteria for taking economic decisions based on both value and cost-effectiveness, for developing a sustainable project throughout its lifecycle, in the scheduling and financing procedures, design process, acquisition of the sites, tendering and awarding the contract, site and operating management of the activities carried out.
Knowledge and comprension ability
At the end of the course the student must have acquired knowledge and understanding skills, as well as skills that allow to support, from a theoretical-methodological point of view, the management of the estimative and evaluative economic aspects in the different phases of the building process. The student must have acquired adequate and specific knowledge of the tools, procedures and operational mechanisms that enable him to act in the field of settlement transformation processes. In particular, in the management activities related to the different phases of the settlement production cycle it will have to be able to individualise decision-making knots and evaluation procedures to make rational choices in the phases of: a) programming and intervention design; b) carrying out of the works (confidence, direction and test); c) exercise of the works, using the evaluation methods able to express value and suitability opinions value to verify the technical feasibility, the environmental compatibility, the financial, economic and procedural sustainability, ex ante, ongoing and ex post of an intervention.
The verification of the knowledge will be made through tests and exercises ongoing and the test (final) exam test proper.

Ability to apply knowledge and understanding
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate ownership in the theoretical and operative approaches that let express opinions of value and of suitability and those project - analytical profits for the targeting of the knowledge and of the ability of comprehension you acquire, to solve also complex problems tied to the management of different phases of the building process.
In particular, the student must be able to respond to the estimative and evaluative questions that arise in the management activities connected to the entire settlement production process using the methods, techniques, tools, procedures and operational mechanisms acquired.
These skills will be acquired through frontal and seminar teaching activities, to be carried out in the classroom or at home, referring to concrete cases / experiences, aimed at developing the individual and group approach to application and professional problems.
The knowledge check will be carried out also through the test itself and through tests ongoing.

Judgement autonomy.
At the end of the teaching the student will have to demonstrate the ability of acquiring knowledge and experiences, of examining them and of revising them with the purposes of the formation of an autonomous and original judgement. Particularly, the student must demonstrate ability in the autonomous and conscious management of inherent themes about the estimate and evaluation, with the objective of returning solutions adequate to the problems that can be presented in the management activity it connected with different phases of the of settlement production process. The achievement of these critical and autonomous judgments will be acquired during the frontal and seminar teaching activities.
The knowledge verification will be made, moreover, through the properly been called examination proof and through proofs ongoing.

Communication skills.
At the end of the teaching the student will have to demonstrate, in connection with the acquisition of the operative ability compared to the theorist, methodological, technical and project knowledge, own of the teaching, of being able to communicate it, in adequate and effective way also, inside the documents to be prepared in the management activity it connected with different phases of the of settlement production process, using advanced and multimedia communication tools within the bounds of the representation and in different language, spoken and written-graphic shapes.
The attainment of such abilities will be acquired during the frontal activities and Course seminar didactics that ensure the full possession of the specific expressive and illustrative abilities of the plan and project. The knowledge verification will be made, moreover, through the properly been called examination proof and through proofs ongoing.

Learning ability
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate a significant capacity for independent learning, which will allow him to update and continuously increase his knowledge and skills in the formulation of value and convenience judgments related to the issues related to the management of the building process and settlement transformation.
The acquisition of these skills will take place through specific theoretical contributions given by the teacher during the course, aimed at broadening the framework of skills aimed at using methodologies, tools and applications, including innovative in the field of appraisal and evaluation and through participation constant to the Course seminar activities, dialectical field of verification of acquired knowledge, carried out within concrete cases of experimentation.
The assessment of skills will take place, above all, through the exam test, structured so as to highlight the autonomy in organizing their own learning.

Educational objectives

General objectives
The Laboratory provides the theoretical-methodological and operational tools needed for the experimentation of an integrated, interscalar and iterative planning process, aimed to develop a strategy of urban and metropolitan regeneration and rebalancing of contemporary cities and territories.
In particular, the methodological approach of the Laboratory adopts three perspectives: environmental, structural and morphological, in the phases of analysis, evaluation and planning/design involved in the planning process, with reference to the municipal level (local level) and sub-municipal level.
The process experiments the necessary tools, procedures and implementing mechanisms for the actuation of a urban regeneration strategy, aimed, in particular, at the construction of the public city also by raising the necessary resources.
In this context, the planning/design phase of the sub-municipal level refers, in experimental terms, to the procedure of the urban project, in order to guarantee high levels of quality, in territorial areas characterized by urban relevance, through preliminary investigations of planning, environmental, morphological-functional and socio-economic sustainability of the proposals.

Specific objectives
Knowledge and ability to understand
At the end of the course the student must have acquired knowledge and understanding skills, as well as skills that allow to support, from a theoretical-methodological point of view, the implementation of urban regeneration strategies. Furthermore, the student must have acquired an adequate and specific knowledge of the tools, procedures and implementation mechanisms to operate in the field of urban regeneration, also through methods of verification of environmental, morphological and functional feasibility, ex ante and in progress. multiscale and integrated work.
The verification of knowledge will be carried out through the design experimentation conducted during the course, through in itinere tests and the exam test itself.

Ability to apply knowledge and understanding
At the end of the course the student must demonstrate the mastery of an experimental and analytical-integrated design approach for the finalization of the acquired knowledge and understanding skills, to solve complex problems related to the metropolisation processes of the contemporary city and the need for mass in the field of urban regeneration strategies.
In particular, the student will have to be able to experiment with integrated and interscalar regeneration processes, using the methods, techniques, tools, procedures, and implemented mechanisms.
These skills will be verified in the context of experimental and design activities, through simulations of regeneration processes related to territorial realities and concrete experiences, aimed at developing the ability to individual and group approach to applicative and professional problems.
The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.

Autonomy of judgment.
At the end of the course the student must demonstrate the ability to acquire knowledge and experience, to evaluate and re-elaborate them for the purpose of forming an autonomous and original judgment.
In particular, the student must demonstrate skills in autonomous management and in the planning and conscious planning of complex issues in the urban planning sector, with the aim of returning innovative and sustainable solutions.
The achievement of these critical and autonomous judgment skills will be acquired during the experimental and project activities, through simulations of regeneration processes related to territorial realities and concrete experiences.
The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.

Communication skills.
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate, in the face of the acquisition and the operational capacity with respect to the theoretical methodological, technical and design knowledge, typical of teaching, to be able to communicate them, in an effective and innovative way, within of plan and project proposals, using advanced and multimedia communication tools in the field of representation and different forms of language, verbal and written-graph.
The achievement of these skills will be acquired during the experimental and design activities of the Laboratory that ensure full possession of the specific expressive and illustrative skills of the plan and the project.
The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.

Learning ability
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate a high capacity for autonomous learning, which will allow to continuously update and increase their knowledge and skills in urban planning and, more generally, the issues related to urban regeneration strategies.
The acquisition of these skills will take place through specific theoretical contributions given by the teacher during the course, aimed at expanding the skills framework to access innovative methodologies, tools and applications and through constant participation in the laboratory's experimental and design activities, dialectical field verification of acquired knowledge, within concrete design experiences.
The assessment of skills will take place, above all, through the exam test, structured so as to highlight the autonomy in organizing their own learning.

Educational objectives

General objectives
This workshop focuses on developing technological environmental design skills in architecture, linking such content with the experience gained during the study course so as to apply it in an informed and responsible way to a project for regenerating the built environment. Students will need to use the right design tools in order to guarantee the necessary consistency between the project’s various phases of development at its various different levels of detail and the environmental, energy and technological feasibility of the solutions for regeneration put forward, demonstrating the suitability of its design and implementation at all scales, given the social, environmental and economic context. During the design process, particular attention will be paid to issues such as the improvement of energy efficiency, the use of renewable fuels, the reduction of toxic emissions, the environmental comfort and the bioclimatic efficacy of urban regeneration improvement work.
Specific objectives
Knowledge and ability to understand
At the end of the course the student must have acquired knowledge and understanding skills, as well as skills that allow to support, from a theoretical-methodological point of view, the setting up of regeneration strategies for the built environment. Furthermore, the student must have acquired an adequate and specific knowledge of the procedures and application tools to operate in the field of regeneration of the built environment, also by means of project verification methods at the various levels of investigation and the technological feasibility of the proposed regenerative solutions , demonstrating the appropriateness of design and construction, at various scales, with respect to the cultural, environmental and economic context.
The verification of knowledge will be carried out through the design experimentation conducted during the Design Studio, through in itinere tests and the final examination.
Ability to apply knowledge and understanding
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate the acquisition of specific cultural, theoretical and methodological references to the technology discipline, the mastery of the experimental and analytical-methodological approach that articulate the Design studio and the contributions brought to the setting activities during the seminar. The student will also have to develop and verify, through integrated application processing, the knowledge and understanding skills acquired, aimed to solve complex problems related to the appropriate practice of material processes and technologies that oversee the complex relationship between the construction system and the environmental system. The project in its methodological and instrumental contents, in order to guarantee the sustainability requirements, intended as the result of both the functional organization and the physical-spatial variables that define the "internal" structures of the constituent parts, both of the "external" macro-environmental components which, determined by the more general settlement process, have a direct and significant impact on the quality of living. In particular, the student must be able to make explicit and consistent the logical and operational structure followed in the application of the procedures and techniques adopted and in the formalization and communication of the results related to the creation of a resilient and environmentally sustainable Smart Environment.
These capacities will be verified in the context of experimental and design activities, through simulations of regeneration processes related to territorial realities and concrete experiences, aimed at developing the ability of individual and group approach to applicative and professional problems.
The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.
Autonomy of judgment
At the end of the course the student must demonstrate the ability to acquire knowledge and experience, to evaluate and rework them for the purpose of forming an independent and original judgment.
In particular, the student must demonstrate skills in the autonomous management of the necessary consideration and integration of the different interacting environmental factors in the same formulation of the urban regeneration project program, the preventive evaluation of the intrinsic, direct and indirect effects related to the transformation, deriving from the processes of infrastructure / construction, in order to achieve, in trend, an ecological state of equilibrium in the planning, implementation and management of the project intervention, with the aim of restoring technologically innovative and environmentally sustainable solutions.
The achievement of these critical and autonomous judgment skills will be acquired during the experimental and project activities, through simulations of regeneration processes related to territorial realities and concrete experiences.
The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.
Communication skills
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate, for the acquisition and the operational capacity with respect to the theoretical methodological, technical and design knowledge, typical of teaching, to be able to communicate them, in an effective and innovative way, within of project proposals, using advanced and multimedia communication tools in the field of representation and different forms of language: verbal and written-graph. The achievement of these skills will be acquired during the experimental and design activities of the Design Studio that ensure full possession of the specific expressive and illustrative skills of the project. The verification of the knowledge will be carried out, moreover, through the exam test proper and through tests in itinere.
Learning ability
At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate a high capacity for autonomous learning, which allows to continuously update and increase their knowledge and skills in the field of technological design and, more generally, the issues related to urban regeneration strategies.
The acquisition of these skills will take place through specific theoretical contributions given by the teacher during the course, aimed at expanding the skills framework to access innovative methodologies, tools and applications and through constant participation in the laboratory's experimental and design activities, dialectical field verification of acquired knowledge, within concrete design experiences.
The verification of skills will take place, above all, through the exam test, structured in such a way as to highlight the autonomy in organizing one's own learning.

Educational objectives

Beyond the expected courses within the Manifesto (the complete degree programme), students can do an integrative experience through the apprenticeship, workshop or the partecipation to conference, with the double aim of being in contact with the professional world and then, facilitating their inclusion in it.

Educational objectives

General objectives
The final test consists in the discussion of a thesis, individually elaborated in an original manner by the student, supported by a supervisor, primarily in the form of a project, or of an analytical or theoretical-critical study, concerning the disciplinary contents of the Degree Programme specifically deepened in the Course. In particular, the project thesis should have an applicative and experimental character and should be supported by a clear methodological framework. The theoretical thesis will have to cover unpublished topics or specific thematic deepening concerning the disciplinary areas of the Degree Programme. Part of the final test could take place within an experimental activity as a stage or training.