Martino Pavignano

Martino Pavignano is a Fixed-term Assistant Professor at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD) of Politecnico di Torino. His work bridges architectural heritage conservation with modern representation techniques.

• Active in courses like Architectural Drawing and Surveying (2020-2025)
• Teaches Geometric Modeling in Architecture (2023-2025)
• Collaborates on Design Representation modules

Research focuses on:

• Academic heritage accessibility
• Epistemology of architectural drawing
• Historical military architecture
• Interdisciplinary representation methods
• Visual culture of architecture

Recent publications examine:

• Antoine de Ville's 1628 fortress geometry
• Digital databases for military treatises
• Inclusive design education strategies
• University heritage valorization through analog/digital twins

Awards & Recognitions:

• Effective member of Italian Union for Design (2016-present)
• RIMINI SCHOOL research funding participation certification (2025)

Teaching focuses on:

• Architectural restoration compatibility
• Descriptive geometry
• Digital representation techniques
• Historical building surveying