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Coursesofferta formativa 2014-15

ABCPhD ProgramArchitecture, Built Environmentand Construction EngineeringDoctorate Program

4 for everybody(ABC-PhD courses)

ABCPhD CourseSustainability Metrics for the Built Environment and the

efficient use of resources

LecturersMonica Lavagna, Architectural Technology, ABCGiovanni Dotelli, Science and Technology of Materials, CMICLucia Rigamonti, Environmental and Health Eng., DICAPaco Melià, Ecology, DEIB

ObjectivesThe objective of the course is to introduce to the use of tools that measure the benefits achieved through a sustainability strategy, leading to informed environmental decisions.The course will explain in detail the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). methodology, with examples and exercise on how to apply it. The use of LCA applied to the built environment will be detailed, with examples and case studies.

Period and schedule: 40 hours, three weeks, Feb-Mar 2015energy materials water

air emissions waste waterwaste

consumptions

emissions

ABCPhD CourseTools and methods for the Economic Analysis of the BE

Lecturers

Roberta Capello, ABC Department

Objectives

The course aims to train students in the use of descriptive (statistical) tools and

interpretative (econometric) methods, in the economic analysis of the Built

Environment (BE). It will deal with the following topics:

• Economic analysis of the built environment: specialization and

performance

• Economic specialization: location quotients, concentration and

diversification

• Measurement of the dynamic performance of the BE: Descriptive

statistics, (shift-share analysis, development patterns) and Inference tools

for the measurement of dynamic performance of the built environment

Theoretical lessons will be accompanied by practical exercises.

Schedule: 02-12-2014 to 09-01-2015

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Roma

Riga

Oslo

Bern

Wien

Kyiv

Vaduz

Paris

Praha

Minsk

Tounis

Lisboa

Skopje

Zagreb

Ankara

Madrid

Tirana

Sofiya

London Berlin

Dublin

Athinai

Tallinn

Nicosia

Beograd

Vilnius

Ar Ribat

Kishinev

Sarajevo

Helsinki

Budapest

Warszawa

Podgorica

El-Jazair

Ljubljana

Stockholm

Reykjavik

København

Bucuresti

Amsterdam

Bratislava

Luxembourg

Bruxelles/Brussel

Valletta

Acores

Guyane

Madeira

Réunion

Canarias

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ABCPhD CourseConstruction and Real Estate (RE) Process Management

and Innovation

LecturersAndrea Ciaramella, ABC-PolimiMarzia Morena, ABC-Polimi

Objectives

The course aims to illustrate the real estate market’s

dynamics and underline the link with the construction

industry. The lectures, always accompanied by specific

case studies, will focus the most important business

models adopted by investors, property companies and

corporations to manage and enhance their real estate

assets and to optimize the services to support the

buildings and organizations.

Period and schedule: half day a week, march/april 2015

ABCPhD CourseEnergy efficiency in building design,

urban and regional planning

LecturersGiuliano Dall’O, ABC-Polimi

ObjectivesThe course focuses on the rational use of energy and

renewable sources in building and urban planning, the

interactions between climate and building envelope, the most

advanced HVAC technologies, solar and distributed

generation, and provides the main design tools for an energy

and environmental conscious design

Period and schedule:

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PhD SCHOOL CoursesHeat and Moisture Transport (HMT) modelling applications

in building envelope design

Resp.: Enrico De Angelis, ABC-Polimi

LecturersHans Janssen - Catholic University of LeuvenDaniel Zirkelbach, Fraunhofer-Institut für BauphysikRiccardo Paolini, ABC-Polimi

ObjectivesThe course aims to introduce to the dynamic Heat & Moisture Transport modelling, (1-D and 2-D), to provide numerical skills and to achieve a high proficiency and critical awareness of the relation between building envelopes (in new, existing or heritage buildings) and water, one of their main degradation agents.

Period and schedule: a full week, march 9-13th 2015

PhD SCHOOL CoursesEnvironmental Risks: linking analytical models to

prevention decisions and operational practice in the field

Resp.: Scira Menoni – DASTU Polimi

Program (six events)• From risk prevention to resilience: breaking through one

century of studies and research Enrico Zio, Scira Menoni, Enrico De Angelis

• Risk assessment and management in the context of seismic risk, Floriana Pergalani, Maria Adelaide Parisi, Luca Marescotti

• Risk assessment and management in riverbasinsFrancesco Ballio, Alberto Guadagnini, Raffaele Giordano

• Managing data and information systems for crisis and post-crisis management Ouejdane Mejri, Bruna De Marchi, Grazia Concilio

• Enchained risks and cascading effects: towards a multi-hazard, multi-risk perspective, Laura Longoni, AlessioRadice, Francesco Ballio and Scira Menoni, Adriana Galderisi

• Seminario internazionale

Period and schedule:to be defined

ABCPhD CourseTechnological culture of design

LecturersEmilio Faroldi (resp.), Matteo Gambaro, Fabrizio Schiaffonati,

Maria Pilar Vettori – Department ABC_Politecnico di Milano

ObjectivesThe course aims at investigating the theoretical and design

foundations of the technological culture of design, analysing

the context and the birth of the discipline, through specific in-

depth analysis on the figures, works, projects and

researches.

Period and schedule: april 2015

emilio faroldi

matteo gambaro

fabrizio schiaffonati

maria pilar vettori

ABCPhD CourseRadiative and convective modelling

of urban microclimate

Lecturers• Tiziana Poli, ABC-Polimi

• Alberto Zasso, MECC-Polimi

• Riccardo Paolini, ABC-Polimi

• Anna Laura Pisello, UniPerugia

• Catherine Gorlé, Stanford University

• Paolo Schito, MECC-Polimi

Topics• Radiative and convective heat transfer at urban scale.

• Mutual interactions microclimate-urban fabric.

• Urban climate mitigation strategies

• Climate change resilience.

Schedule: 1,2 Dec 2014; 12,13,14,15 Jan 2015 (40 hours)

Briefing -Functional req. -Estimates -Conditions -Requirements

Knowledge databases -Best practise knowledge -Own practice

Laws and regulations -Building regulations

-Building specifications

CAD software -Drawings, calculations -Architect, engineer,…

Visualisation -Visualisation, 3D models

Simulations -Comfort -HVAC -Life cycle cost -Light, sound

-Insulation -Fire, usage -Environment -Service Life predictions

Specifications -Specification sheets

-Classification standards -Estimates, accounting

Procurement -Product databases

-Price databases

Facility management -Letting, sale, operations -Maintenance -Guaranties

Demolition, refurbishment -Rebuild -Demolition -Restoration

Construction management -Scheduling -Logistics, 4D

ABCPhD CourseThe research for innovation in the building process.

ABCPhD CourseSolid mechanics for discrete modelling of structures

Lecturer

Siro Casolo, ABC-Polimi

Maurizio Vianello, MATE-Polimi

Objectives

The course gives a fundamental, conceptual account of the main

elements of solid mechanics. The aim is to fill the gap between

the traditional courses of strenght of materials and computational

analyses the are usually based on the finite element method.

Finally, we focus on simple examples of discrete formulations.

Period and schedule: two months, may-june 2015

ABCPhD CourseNon-Linear Behaviour of Building Structures and their

Design Principles

LecturerMarco Andrea Pisani, ABC-Polimi

Objectives

This course starts by introducing the concepts and the

theorems of the limit analysis of reinforced and

prestressed concrete frames. These theorems are then

discussed and used to understand the concept known as

hierarchy of strength, or “capacity design”.

The same concepts are then adopted to study the

behaviour at ultimate limit state of masonry arches.

Period and schedule: to be defined, 2015Possible limit of deformation when the arch becomes (a) unstable, and (b) a snapshot of animation during collapse. (c) Four hinges define a three-bar-mechanism.

ABCPhD CourseStructural dynamics for condition assessmentand seismic monitoring

Lecturer: Carmelo Gentile, ABC-Polimi

ObjectivesThe course is focused on the analysis of the response of

real structures in operational (ambient vibration) and

seismic conditions.

The main course expertise is the identification the modal

parameters (natural frequencies, mode shapes and modal

damping ratios) of a structure and its use to understand its

ageing conditions and seismic safety or vulnerability.

Period and schedule: 4 weeks (Jan 12 - Feb 6 - 2015)

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ABCPhD CourseSoil Mechanics and Geotechnical Applications

LecturersAnnamaria Cividini, Giancarlo GiodaABC – Politecnico di Milano

ObjectivesThe course aims at presenting the basic aspects of the mechanical and hydraulic behaviour of soil and soil-like materials. Various practical problems in the field of geotechnical engineering will be considered and discussed, concerning• excavation in urban area and soil improvement,• construction of buildings and transformation of existing

structures, • conservation of architectural heritage, etc.

Period and schedule: one week, april-may 2015

ABCPhD CourseNumerical methods for engineering applications

LecturersEdie Miglio, MATE - Polimi

ObjectivesThe aim si to introduce basic numerical methods for solving typical

problems arising in engineering applications:

• Introduction to MATLAB and Finite Element Methods (FEM)

• Discretization of elliptic and parabolic equations using FEM

• Numerical methods for nonlinear problems –

• Derivation of the equations for transport in porous media and soil

consolidation and application of FEM to transport in porous media

Period and schedule:

to be defined

ABCPhD CourseCultural heritage conservation and valorization

ObjectivesThe course provides economic and management fundamentals related to cultural assets, starting from its knowledge of cultural assets/activities systems and the interaction between productive elements and their communicative success (occupational opportunities in the process of cultural assets valorisation), till policies of territorial development, where cultural dimension increases experimentations of strategies and new productive models (cultural and environmental assets as "territorial capital").

LecturersS.Della Torre, D.Fanzini, E. Mussinelli ABC-PolimiChristian Ost, ICHEC Management School, BruxellesIlija Lalosevic, Fac. of Architecture, Podgorica, Montenegro

ObjectivesPeriod and schedule:

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ABCPhD CourseCultural heritage conservation and valorization – Workshop

LecturersDaniele Fanzini, ABC

Objectives

The course deals with the theme of the relationship

between protection, conservation and valorizazione of

cultural heritage and development of the territory. It is

expected to articulate a sequence of lectures providing

an introduction and in-depth comments for the related

lemma and to cover various topics related to the

enhancement project, including:

• Cultural policies and enhancement processes;

• Cultural infrastructure and creative cities;

• Cultural industries and especially broadcast policy

in the creative economy.

Period and schedule: to be defined, 2015

ABCPhD CourseComputational Design for Building Manufacturing

LecturerIngrid Paoletti – D-ABC, Polimi

Akim Menges – TU Stuttgart

Paolo Cascone, tbc

Objectives

The course aims to experiment a computational approach to

building manufacturing through a workshop activity. Some first

tool skills will be introduced and then a practical exercise will be

introduced through the making of a component directly

manufactured with cnc machines.

Period and schedule: 1 full week February 2015

ABCPhD CourseComplex constructions:design of health facilities

LecturersStefano Capolongo, ABC Polimi

Emilio Faroldi, ABC Polimi

Alvaro Valera Sosa, TU-Berlin

ObjectivesThe aim of the course is to investigate the hospital

project as a "complex and strategic" construction that

has got a key role in the development of the society, for

the particular spatial and functional characteristics that

require innovative solutions for the distributive concepts,

construction, technology and management.

Period and schedule: a full week, in May/Giugne 2015

PhD SCHOOL CoursesSheltering: temporary architecture, lightweight

construction, textile technology [TEAL-S]

Resp.: Alessandra Zanelli – ABC Polimi

LecturersCecilia Braedt, and Vincent Virgo, International Federation of Red Crosses - SRU | Guy Buyle, Centexbel, Belgium | Peter Gosling, NEWCASTLE University | Julian Lienhard, ITKE, Stuttgart | Marjike Mollaert and Jan Roekens, VUB, Brussels | Giulio Masotti, WOODSKIN | Attilio Pizzigoni, UNIBG | Elena Romoli, Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici per le province di Cagliari e Oristano

Adriana Angelotti, ENERGIA | Valter Carvelli, DABC | Gianluca Giabardo, DESIGN | Claudia Marano, CMIC | Carol Monticelli, DABC | Giorgio Novati, DICA | Elisabetta Rosina DABC | Eugenio Morello, DASTU | Luigi Spinelli, DASTU

ObjectivesThe main goal of the course will be to stimulate students to apply a “lightweight thinking” both in the design and in the construction phases, focusing on the use of minimal mass and construction materials to be used in the most efficient way. An intensive, design workshop will be proposed, with the aim to overcome the state of the art of sheltering process, transferring the best practices of the lightweight building systems and of advanced textiles production in three alternative field of application.

Period and schedule: lectures = from 20th of January each Tue and Wed running | Intensive Workshop = 3rd, 4th, 5th of February 2014

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Tranches de vie … tranches de PhD

ORGANIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC SEMINARS (PhD 4 PhD)

«… The characterization of these problematic areas is developed by the samedoctoral candidates and it offers a map adjourned of the knowledge producedand of the evolution of the work areas of our community of Research»

米兰理工大学室内建筑研究生主任Luca Guerrini教授

+“Tranches de vie tranches de gateaux”by M. Vogliazzo, about 1990

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SOCIAL MEDIA IN RESEARCH

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