Maria Cristina Boido

Maria Cristina Boido is an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD) at Politecnico di Torino, within the College of Architecture and Design. She is actively engaged in teaching and research, focusing on architectural representation, survey drawing, and inclusive communication of cultural heritage. Her academic roles include membership in the Planning and Design Board and teaching responsibilities across multiple programs including Architecture and Territorial, Urban, and Landscape-Environmental Planning.

Research Interests: Her research explores survey drawing, design drawing, graphic languages, and inclusive communication, particularly in the context of architectural and urban heritage. She investigates how visual representation shapes understanding of historical and urban spaces, with a strong emphasis on cultural memory and sustainable development.

The most recent publications reflect a consistent focus on urban representation, historical reconstruction, and the communication of heritage through drawing and multimedia. These works span disciplines such as architectural history, cartography, and cultural studies, with recurring themes of memory, sustainability, and visual narrative in urban environments.

• Scientific Awards: No awards mentioned.

Advising and Grants: No specific students or grant funding are listed in the available information. However, her collaborative research projects suggest active participation in academic and interdisciplinary initiatives.

Labs and Teams: While no formal lab or research team is explicitly named, her collaborations with scholars like Pia Davico and Michela Benente indicate involvement in research groups focused on architectural history, representation, and heritage communication.