Matteo Robiglio

Matteo Robiglio is a Full Professor at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD), Polytechnic University of Turin, and serves as Project Manager for the Future Urban Legacy Lab (FULL). His work focuses on the intersection of architectural design, urban regeneration, and sustainable development.

• Research Themes: Adaptive reuse of built heritage, cohousing models, cultural heritage conservation, and sustainable urban policies.
• Awards: Recognized internationally with the World Architecture Award (WACA, 2018) and Solar Decathlon China (2018), alongside multiple Italian accolades (Revealed Architecture Awards, CASACLIMA AWARD).

Key Projects include ResQ - Re-school (2021-2022) addressing pandemic-era school spaces, and collaborative agreements with public institutions for urban regeneration in Turin and Lombardy. His recent articles emphasize incremental strategies for heritage reuse, daylighting metrics, and social innovation tools.

Teaching Roles span Architecture PhD and Master’s programs, where he oversees design studios on adaptive reuse, green architecture, and transdisciplinary research. He has supervised doctoral research on topics like post-earthquake temporality and community-led housing.