Josep Ferrando Bramona

Josep Ferrando Bramona serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture at the La Salle Technical School of Architecture, part of Ramon Llull University. His academic work centers on the intricate relationship between human occupants and architectural environments, with a strong focus on comfort, sustainability, and heritage conservation in building design.

His primary research interests include Human-Environment Interaction, Architectural Comfort, Building Design for Sustainability, and Heritage Conservation. These interests are reflected in his active participation in multiple research projects that bridge architecture, engineering, and environmental science, particularly through the Human-Environment Research group.

Dr. Ferrando Bramona leads the project "An architecture and engineering approach to human comfort and buildings of the future" (since May 2022) and was a researcher in the recently completed "Inhabiting Gaudí - Study of comfort in La Pedrera Casa Milà" (January to December 2024). He is also a key member of the AGAUR-funded "Human-Environment Research" group project (2022-2025), which involves a large multidisciplinary team addressing architectural innovation and environmental interaction.

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He actively contributes to grant-funded research initiatives, including contracts with industry partners and internal university grants, focusing on practical applications of architectural theory in real-world heritage and contemporary building contexts. His work demonstrates strong collaboration across engineering and architectural disciplines.

Dr. Ferrando Bramona is affiliated with the Human-Environment Research group, which fosters cross-disciplinary collaboration to advance knowledge in occupant-centered building design and environmental adaptation strategies.