Caterina Caprioli

Caterina Caprioli is a Fixed-term Assistant Professor at the Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST), Politecnico di Torino. She is affiliated with the College of Architecture and Design and the Planning and Design College as an invited member. Her academic work spans teaching, research, and PhD supervision in the fields of urban and regional planning, real estate appraisal, and environmental impact assessment.

• Scientific Branch: CEAR-03/C – Real Estate Appraisal and Project Evaluation
• Area: 0008 – Civil Engineering and Architecture

Her research interests focus on participatory planning, multicriteria analysis, sustainable urban development, UNESCO heritage site management, and post-Olympic legacy. She integrates quantitative and qualitative methods to evaluate urban projects and support strategic decision-making in planning processes.

Her recent publications (2023–2025) demonstrate a strong focus on urban regeneration, heritage conservation, and event legacy, often using case studies from Turin. These works frequently employ multicriteria and multi-agent systems to support complex planning decisions. She regularly publishes in conference proceedings (especially ICCSA) and contributes to edited volumes on urban sustainability and policy.

Notable collaborations include Marta Bottero, Egidio Dansero, and PhD student Sebastiano Barbieri. While no scientific awards are listed, her consistent publication output and supervisory role indicate active research engagement.

• Supervised PhD Student: Sebastiano Barbieri (Urban and Regional Development, 39th cycle, 2023–ongoing)
• Research Grants: Not explicitly mentioned

She is involved in several research initiatives related to UNESCO site management, urban regeneration driven by university growth, and the evaluation of major events. Her work contributes to both academic discourse and practical urban policy development.