Manuela Triggianese

Manuela Triggianese is an Associate Professor at TU Delft's Department of Architecture, coordinating the Building Knowledge research section and the Complex Projects master program. She contributes to TU Delft's transdisciplinary initiatives DIMI - Future Built Environment and TMI - Transport & Mobility Institute. Her research integrates architecture, urban design, and mobility systems, focusing on complex stakeholder-driven projects. She holds a PhD from IUAV University of Venice (2014) and a Master's from the Second University of Naples (2010).

Triggianese's expertise spans urban mobility infrastructure, sustainable design, and co-creation methodologies. Her work addresses challenges in station-area development, intermodal connectivity, and climate-resilient urban systems. She has led projects like the WALK-IN and CARB-HUB initiatives, exploring user-centric mobility solutions and carbon design integration.

• Key Projects: Amsterdam 2050 Urban Makeover, Rotterdam Central Station Redevelopment, Geo-design in Los Angeles
• Grants: NWO-funded research (CARB-HUB, WALK-IN), AMS Institute Fellowships
• International Collaboration: EU Villard d’Honnecourt doctoral program, Urban Knowledge Network Asia (Marie Curie Fellowship)

Her Mobilisers team at TU Delft explores equitable, sustainable mobility systems across disciplines. She is a member of research committees and actively participates in global workshops, lectures, and media engagements on urban mobility and architecture.