Master's thesis in Turin proposing a mixed-use interior city beneath Nervi's roof, supported by heritage research, HBIM, stakeholder mapping, and a focused retrofit strategy.

Competition proposal opening EGEA's headquarters in Alba as a public energy campus with offices, a central piazza, PV roofs, green surfaces, and an educational museum. Selected as the best project by the EGEA CEO and jury.

Revit and Dynamo workflow developed with LSB for two railway corridors, using changing DWG inputs to produce terrain models, tree placement, technical sheets, and IFC outputs across 33 km and 19 km assignments.

Revit and Dynamo workflow for a facade retrofit in Nus, using 20, 30, and 40 cm panels to create an editable pattern and clear construction drawings.

One-day proposal for a suspended open-air museum in Parco Dora, using the existing industrial columns to support five sensory pavilions. The project received Second Prize as the second team winner in BAC 2022.

One-day proposal for a spherical international expo in the metaverse, developed through Rhino, Spatial, Midjourney, and a comic-style presentation. The project won First Prize in BAC 2023.

Competition proposal for a cycling hostel and hospitality complex shaped by the landscape, with accommodation, food, bike services, camper areas, and public outdoor spaces.

LSB competition proposal reconnecting central Legnano through public squares, reused industrial buildings, walking and cycling routes, and a coordinated mobility plan. The project received an Honorable Mention.

Two-week public event at Aban Art Gallery in Mashhad where a fourteen-person core team and gallery visitors assembled one 24,000-piece puzzle for a charity auction.

A free Persian book-sharing network using local bookstores as simple, trusted places to borrow, return, and donate books.

Research on how climate regions, comfort conditions, and winter heating zones may shift across Europe and the Mediterranean.

Research connecting local weather observations, open urban datasets, simulation-ready files, and city geometry to study how climate conditions vary across Torino.

Kinetic twist-fin facade developed through parametric simulation to compare solar control, useful daylight, and outside view.

Transparent group formation workflow for a studio of 84 architecture students, combining questionnaire-based Similarity and Diversity scoring, Python assignment, instructor review, and an optional AI-assisted questionnaire extension.

The final Urban Generation event: a seminar sharing the Torino digital twin, urban EPWs, UWG workflows, and results, followed by a hands-on Grasshopper workshop using the same research pipeline.

An AI-assisted interactive portfolio built as a knowledge graph, connecting finished work with its methods, contexts, themes, decisions, and the different parts of a layered practice.