In the psychedelic haze of the 1960s, while the world was still marveling at the first computers, a group of radical architects was already dreaming of cities that could walk.

Something fascinating is happening in the world of architecture and construction. Behind the flashy presentations and buzzword-heavy marketing, a quiet revolution is taking place in how we think about buildings.

The technological environment vibrates with a familiar energy. The enthusiasm surrounding Artificial Intelligence is reminiscent of what, over twenty years ago, accompanied the rise of the Internet. An euphoria that

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is fundamentally reshaping the landscape of engineering worldwide, ushering in an era of unprecedented efficiency, innovation, and problem-solving capability. Drawing insights from advanced engineering sectors across the

September 26, 2024. I would like to sincerely thank OneWorks for inviting me to deliver a lecture on LTGMs and DPT tools to enhance creativity in the AEC design processes.

Corsirhino, col patrocinio di McNeel Europe, vi

May 27, 2024. This morning, during Professor Salvatore Viscuso’s course (DABC PoliMi) - “Laboratorio di Costruzione dell'Architettura (Architecture Lab)” at the Politecnico di Milano, I delivered a lecture addressing themes

a common but not too widespread practice... it just needed a name  Workademic: (noun) A portmanteau of “work” and “academic,” referring to the intersection of professional work and academic pursuits,

March 6, 2024. Happy to have shared the vision behind the scenes of the Ambrosinus-Toolkit with the students of the Politecnico di Milano Adaptive Façade Studio course taught by Pierpaolo Ruttico. Thank

On February 21st, 2024, I took part as an expert consultant together with other experts in the sector, to discuss the first instance of the formation of a new teaching

On January 26, 2024, thanks to the invitation of Professor Patrick Kastner (Researcher in the field of performance building and co-developer of Eddy3d - Grasshopper plugin for CFD analysis) -

In his seminal essay “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction,” Walter Benjamin deeply explored how the techniques of mechanical reproduction made possible by photography and cinema in the early 20th century radically transformed the status, aura, and value of artworks. Today, in the era of artificial intelligence, we find ourselves facing a new revolutionary turning point in the reproducibility of art, with even more disruptive consequences.