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The Institute of Applied Sustainability to the Built Environment has produced “The Voice of Architecture,” which explores the evolution of photovoltaics in architecture thanks to three international masters: Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Shigeru Ban Architects & Jean de Gastines Architects, Foster + Partners.
Buildings are full of polymeric materials. Plastics that, in addition to meeting technical requirements, offer new aesthetic possibilities to architects and designers. Polymeric materials also promise to play an increasingly important role in the development of new photovoltaic modules.
Once again this year, AM Suisse Ticino has presented the award that recognizes graduates of the Bachelor of Science SUPSI in Civil Engineering. The recipient was Mattia Angelo Villa, honored for the innovation, functionality, and environmental awareness demonstrated in his thesis project.
The cycle that allows us to question the impact of climate change and its possible solutions is back, thanks to distinguished guests who move between scientific research and the arts: Stefano Knuchel, Sonia I. Seneviratne, Marco Paolini, Paolo Maini, Stefano Mancuso, and Valeria Barbi.
After Basel, Bern, Geneva, Canton Grisons, Lausanne, Lucerne, the Ostschweiz region and Zurich, the network of the National Association for the Promotion of the Circular Economy is expanding with the official opening of Circular Economy Switzerland Regio Circle Ticino.
The evaluation process for the Bachelor's degree in Architecture, which involved numerous internal and external stakeholders and an external committee of experts, has been successfully completed.
The researcher, known for her pioneering work on cementitious materials and the development of innovative solutions, was honoured by the SUPSI Institute of Materials and Constructions with a laudatio delivered by Martina Hirayama, State Secretary for Education, Research and Innovation.
As part of the FTAL Conference 2024 on the circular economy, the PhD student from the ISAAC-Institute of Applied Sustainability to the Built Environment received the prestigious award for her outstanding contribution in the category ‘Technology for Society’.
The second edition of the IN.TRA.MA project ended in April 2024, and we learn more about this format of events in collaboration with SUPSI's Department of Environment, Constructions and Design.
