Jérôme Zufferey

Jérôme Zufferey is a Swiss computer scientist and lecturer at EPFL's School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENAC). He serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Architecture, teaching courses like 'Advanced CAD and Integrated DIM Modeling' and 'From Digital Survey to Change Measurement'. As an ENAC-IT collaborator, he provides technical support for computer systems and CAD tools, bridging IT services with architectural pedagogy. His work involves digital survey methods, 3D modeling, and integrating CAD/DIM tools in architectural practice.

• Education: EPFL Architect diploma (1995), Eur'IC Certificate (1997), Federal Certificate of Adult Trainer (2006).

Zufferey's research interests span computer graphics, digital surveying, and architectural representation, with a focus on combining computational tools with educational frameworks. His publications highlight applications of geotechnologies, 3D modeling, and CAD software in architectural and environmental mapping. He has contributed to teaching materials and collaborations with EPFL's Digital Culture Laboratory (CNPA) since 2013.