Giulia Lazzari

Giulia Lazzari is an academic affiliated with the Department of Architecture and Design at Politecnico di Torino, where she serves as an external lecturer and course collaborator. She contributes to several degree programs, particularly in the fields of architectural heritage, urban planning, and societal challenges such as mobility and migration.

• Master's Degree Course: Project for the Use and Management of Sites of Cultural Interest (Valuation Module), 2024/25
• 1st Level Degree Course: Migrations and Settlements (Grand Challenges - Mobility), 2021–2025
• Building Construction Studio B (Architectural Technology module), 2022–2025

Her research focuses on sustainable urban redevelopment, industrial heritage, adaptive reuse, and participatory planning processes. She emphasizes community values, civic engagement, and policy design in urban regeneration projects, particularly in waterfront and post-industrial contexts.

The recent publications highlight a consistent trend in interdisciplinary urban research, combining sustainability, heritage conservation, and digital civic participation. Her work often involves case studies across European cities and explores how local communities influence decision-making in urban redevelopment.

Giulia Lazzari has contributed to peer-reviewed journals and book chapters on urban planning and sustainability. Notable outlets include Sustainability, International Journal of Urban Planning and Smart Cities, and Springer and IGI Global publications.

She collaborates with researchers such as Cristina Coscia, Francesca De Filippi, and Irene Rubino. While her teaching role is well-documented, there is no public information on student advising, research grants, or leadership in labs or research teams.