Guglielmo Ricciardi

Ph.D. candidate in Architettura. Storia E Progetto , 36^th cycle (2020-2023)
Department of Architecture and Design (DAD)

guglielmo.ricciardi@polito.it

Profile

PhD

Thesis title

The Green and Blue Nexus. Developing an integrated approach for managing climate change and using digital twinning in urban design.

Research topic

Integrated framework for urban design and climate change in Urban Digital Twin

Tutors

Guido Callegari
Emanuele Naboni
Mattia Federico Leone

Research interests

Urban Design

City

Design Process

Built Environment

Urban management

Biography

GUGLIELMO RICCIARDI is a PhD student at the Department of Architecture and Design with a scholarship that focus on climate change and sustainability issues for contemporary cities (XXXVI cycle). He concluded a European Master in Planning and Policies for City, Environment and Landscape in April 2015 at University of Sassari and University of Lisbon. From 2016 he worked as a junior project manager for ISIRES S.r.l. to manage research and development projects in private field in particular for energy, environment and pharmacological sector. With ISIRES S.r.l., he was a scientific research consultant within the ALCOTRA Artaclim Interreg Project, aimed at developing vulnerability assessments on climate change impacts within thematic areas related to urban settlements, infrastructure systems and tourism (summer and winter) in a subregional area of Piedmont (Italy). From 2017 he has collaborated with Società Meteorologica Italiana producing climate maps based on GIS software for scientific exhibition and studies aimed to investigate the impacts of climate change on different fields (mountain and agricultural systems). He has carried out internship and consulting activities in several municipalities including Volpiano, Turin, Lisbon, Grugliasco, Boves and Bioglio in the field of urban and environmental planning. His current research activities are related to the study and applications of vulnerability and risk assessment of climate change impacts in the local environment and for infrastructure and to the integration of mitigation and adaptation approaches in the project urban with the support of digital tools (BIM-GIS).

Teaching

Teachings

Master of Science

Atelier finale di Progettazione B (modulo di Innovazione tecnologica nell'architettura). A.A. 2021/22, ARCHITETTURA PER IL PROGETTO SOSTENIBILE. Collaboratore del corso

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Publications

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Reder, Alfredo; Rianna, Guido; Dimova, Silvia; Polo López, Cristina Silvia; Maetens, ... (2024)
Built environment. In: European Climate Risk Assessment, European Environment Agency pp. 123-137
Altro
Ricciardi, Guglielmo; Callegari, Guido. (2023)
Digital Twins for Climate-Neutral and Resilient Cities. State of the Art and Future Development as Tools to Support Urban Decision-Making. In: Technological Imagination in the Green and Digital Transition / Arbizzani E., Cangelli E., Clemente C., Cumo F., Giofrè F., Giovenale A.M., Palme M., Paris S., S.L., Springer, pp. 617-626. ISBN: 978-3-031-29517-1
Contributo in Volume
Callegari, Guido; Ricciardi, Guglielmo; Roccasalva, Giuseppe; Simeone, Paolo (2023)
Territorial Ecosystem for circular economies: Eco3R research project. In: Recycling.Il valore della materia nella transizione ecologica del settore delle costruzioni V Convegno Internazionale, Roma, 26/05/2023, pp. 174-183. ISBN: 9791259530462
Contributo in Atti di Convegno (Proceeding)
Ellena, Marta; Melis, Giulia; Zengarini, Nicolás; DI GANGI, Eduardo; Ricciardi, ... (2023)
Micro-scale {UHI} risk assessment on the heat-health nexus within cities by looking at socio-economic factors and built environment characteristics: The Turin case study (Italy). In: URBAN CLIMATE, vol. 49. ISSN 2212-0955
Contributo su Rivista
Ricciardi, G.; Ellena, M.; Barbato, G.; Giugliano, G.; Schiano, P.; Leporati, S.; ... (2023)
Climate change adaptation cycle for pilot projects development in small municipalities: The northwestern Italian regions case study. In: CITY AND ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS, vol. 17. ISSN 2590-2520
Contributo su Rivista