Emanuele Romeo

Emanuele Romeo is a Full Professor at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD) at Polytechnic University of Turin, where he coordinates the PhD program in Architectural and Landscape Heritage (SCUDO). He specializes in architectural conservation, cultural heritage, and archaeological restoration, with research focusing on classical theaters, archaeological landscapes, and restoration methodologies. His work contributes to Sustainable Development Goals 4 (Quality Education) and 11 (Sustainable Cities).

Research interests span:

• Theories and history of architectural restoration
• Conservation of classical theaters and archaeological sites
• Cultural landscape valorization
• Methodological approaches to heritage conservation
• Participatory restoration projects

His publications demonstrate consistent focus on Mediterranean heritage conservation, particularly analyzing restoration ethics and methodologies across historical periods. Recent works emphasize critical analysis of international conservation charters and practical applications in archaeological sites.

Scientific recognitions include:

• Fellow of Italian Society of Architectural Restoration (SIRA) since 2013
• Effective Member of the Association des Scientifiques au Service de la Restauration de Notre-Dame de Paris since 2019

He leads nationally funded research projects including PRIN initiatives on archaeological heritage conservation in Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean. Currently supervises 6 PhD students working on abandoned settlements, 20th-century landscape theory, and disaster-responsive architecture.