email: annamaria.giovenale@uniroma1.it
phone: 06 49918832
building: via Ripetta, 123 - Roma
room: Laboratorio LAB.ITECH Laboratory of Architecture, Building Innovation and Technology, Environment and Climate Changes, Health
Architect, PhD in Architectural Technology, full professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Sapienza University of Rome, disciplinary scientific sector CEAR-08/C Technological and Environmental Design of Architecture (formerly ICAR 12 Architectural Technology).
Vice-Rector for University and Health Building Spaces at Sapienza University of Rome, since 2020 (ongoing).
Member of the Board of Directors of UnitelmaSapienza University of Rome, since 2023 (ongoing).
Member of the Scientific Council of the Fondazione Roma Sapienza, since 2019 (ongoing).
Member of the Technical-Scientific Council on Diversity and Inclusion of the Sapienza University of Rome, since 2021 (ongoing).
Dean of the Faculty of Architecture at Sapienza University of Rome for the three-year periods: 2014-17 and 2017-20.
Vice President of the CUIA Italian University Conference of Architecture, from 2015 to 2020.
Member of the Superior Council of Public Works, from 2016 to 2020.
Head of the LAB.ITECH Laboratory of Architecture, Building Innovation and Technology, Environment and Climate Changes, Health of the Department of Architecture and Design of the Sapienza University of Rome, from 2020 (ongoing).
He is professor of Technology of Construction Processes in the Degree Course in Building Process Management; of Project and Construction Management in the Degree Course in Project Management in the Master's Degree Course in Project Management.
He has been with the Department of Architecture and Design since 1 November 2019.
Since 1998 he has been working at Sapienza University of Rome, Faculty of Architecture. Since 1998 he has been attached to the ITACA Department, subsequently renamed DATA and then again PDTA (until 2019).
He carries out scientific activities on issues relating to technological innovation in building processes and design; to quality control of the project with particular attention to the development and application of scientific-operational tools and guidelines, in relation to the individual stages of design and the relationship between the design phase and the construction phase of building interventions.
Particular interest in scientific activity has been devoted to complex public works, with application to the health and social-sanitary building sector. On these topics, she has taken part in numerous scientific activities, and has been responsible for and coordinated several PRIN research projects and third-party activities stipulated between universities, local health authorities and other public bodies. In this field, she has collaborated for public institutions on various national design regulations, drawing up guidelines and standards for the design of health and sociomedical facilities, within specific national intervention programmes, and has carried out design and consultancy activities on the feasibility, quality control and implementation of building processes.