Giovanni Corbellini

Giovanni Corbellini is a full Professor at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD) of the Polytechnic University of Turin, specializing in Architectural and Urban Composition. His career spans teaching and research in architecture, urban design, and sustainable cities. He has supervised PhD students like Sarah Becchio, whose research on crematoria design reflects his interest in social, cultural, and ecological innovation.

• Research Interests
  • Architecture and Urban Design
  • Theories of Architecture
  • Contemporary Design Practices
  • Sustainable Cities and Communities (SDG 11)
  • Experimental Spaces in Urban Contexts

His recent publications, such as Cerotti. Agri-urban corridors in the Granda area (2025) and Negative Strategies (2025), focus on territorial sustainability, ecological innovation, and architectural theory. Articles like Oxy/morons: Architecture and Doctoral Studies in Italy (2024) highlight his contributions to architectural education and research methodology.

Scientific Awards

• No specific awards mentioned in provided texts

Teaching roles include leadership in doctoral programs at the Polytechnic University of Turin and University of Trieste, with a focus on architectural design theory and built environment studies. He has collaborated on numerous courses and workshops, emphasizing urban composition and sustainable design.