Phd in LANDSCAPE AND ENVIRONMENT

Alberta Piselli obtained her bachelor degree in Philosophy and then graduated with honors in Architecture at la Sapienza University of Rome with a thesis in Architectural Design titled “Abitare l’incompiuto”. She then achieved a master’s degree in Architecture and Restoration with a final thesis in Aesthetics titled “Corpo, movimento, frames, atmosfere”. She attended several international workshops, as “Du monument au paysage”, 7th Designing heritage tourism landscapes (DHTL), held at l’École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Versailles (ENSA), and a workshop in urban and architectural planning about the regeneration of Gwanghwamoon square in Seoul, held at Myongji College of Seoul (CAMU). She currently is a Ph.D. candidate in Landscape and Environment at la Sapienza, School of Architecture, where she is involved in several research and teaching activities.