Aldo Brandi

Aldo Brandi serves as a Lecturer and Scientist at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), affiliated with the School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENAC). Within ENAC, he operates through the Institute of Architecture (IA) and the Laboratory of Urban and Environmental Systems (URBES), while concurrently contributing to the Teaching Support Service (SSIE) for school-wide instruction.

His research centers on Urban Systems and Environmental Systems, exploring sustainable development frameworks and environmental engineering solutions for urban contexts. Work at URBES emphasizes interdisciplinary integration of architectural design, civil infrastructure, and ecological principles to address contemporary urbanization challenges, with particular focus on system resilience and resource optimization in built environments.

Dr. Brandi's teaching portfolio includes Environmental Sciences and Engineering coursework and the "Projeter ensemble ENAC" collaborative program, fostering practical application of theoretical concepts through project-based learning. His laboratory engagement drives applied research connecting architectural innovation with environmental sustainability metrics, utilizing systems analysis methodologies to evaluate urban ecological footprints.