Amath Luca Diatta

Amath Luca Diatta serves as an External lecturer (holding the rank of PartTime Lecturer) in the Department of Architecture and Design at the Polytechnic University of Turin. His primary academic engagement spans the Architecture for Heritage and Design and Communication degree programs, delivering specialized instruction in heritage site management, exhibition design, and urban spatial composition.

His comprehensive teaching responsibilities include:

• Interior Architecture and Exhibition Design Module for Project for the Use and Management of Sites of Cultural Interest (Master's Degree in Architecture for Heritage, 2022/23-2024/25)
• Architectural and Urban Design Module for Architecture and Urban Space (Master's Degree in Architecture, Construction, and Cities, 2024/25)
• Exhibition Design Module for Exhibit Design (Bachelor's Degree in Design and Communication, 2023/24-2024/25)
• Architectural and Urban Composition Module for Atelier Design-Build (Bachelor's Degree in Architecture, 2020/21)

Dr. Diatta's research focuses on the transformative integration of digital technologies within architectural heritage contexts. His expertise encompasses virtual and augmented reality applications for reconstructing cultural sites, innovative digital museography techniques, and advanced communication frameworks for heritage interpretation. His 2024 publication 'Virtual Reconstruction, Museography, and VR/AR Communication in Design for Heritage' demonstrates cutting-edge exploration of AI-driven transdisciplinary methodologies in heritage conservation, revealing significant trends toward immersive technology adoption in architectural pedagogy and practice.

While no formal awards are documented in the provided materials, his scholarly contributions reflect active engagement in emerging research domains. As a lecturer, he provides direct mentorship through design-build studios and heritage conservation projects, fostering practical student development within collaborative educational frameworks that bridge theoretical knowledge and real-world application.