Associate professor
Organizational affiliation: Department of Engineering and Architecture
Architecture Unit
SSD: Drawing (CEAR-10/A)
President of the first-cycle degree course in ARCHITECTURE REGENERATION SUSTAINABILITY
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Curriculum Vitae

Andrea Zerbi is born in Parma on march 24, 1967. He is degree in Architecture at the Polytechnic of Milan in 1993. In 2000 he obtained the PhD in "Design and Survey of the Built Heritage" at the University of Ancona. From 2001 to 2005 he is Assistant for the collaboration in research activities in the subject area ICAR/17 – “Design” at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture, University of Parma. From 2002-2003 to 2005-2006 he is professor of the courses of Drawing within various Laboratories of drawing in the Design Faculty of the Polytechnic of Milan. From 2003-2004 to 2005-2006 he is professor of the course of Design of the Architecture in the Architecture Degree at the University of Parma. Since 2006 he is Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Parma, where he teaches courses of Design, Descriptive Geometry and Architecture Design in the Science of Architecture Degree and Architecture Degree. First as a graduate visitor, then as a PhD student, he participated in the research activities both individually and in collaboration with teachers holders of courses of Drawing and Design Building of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture of the University of Parma. The activities of scientific research has developed mainly in the fields of Design and architectural Survey. The focus is particularly based on research topics related to methods of representation. In this sense the in-depth studies have focused on Design, applications of Descriptive Geometry, automatic techniques of representation and graphical and digital modeling. Particular importance was given to the research related to the use of computer resources for graphic restitution both the project of architecture as well as the survey of historical monumental building. At the same time he also dealt with the creation of database for the computerized management of data in the field of construction. Since 1995 he participates in the national researches in the field of representation. From the beginning of the same year he has begun an almost continuous activity in surveying historical architecture, both on the national territory and abroad. The carried out experiences have enabled to test the integration between the different methods of survey and to assume proficiency within the areas of topographic survey, photogrammetry and laser-scanner 3D. In order to submit the results of the experiences conducted, he has published articles in national magazines and books, as well as in acts of national and international conferences on the subjects of Descriptive Geometry, Survey, project design, but especially Survey and Design of the historical architecture. First as a PhD student, then as a Assistant Professor, he is a member of the research group coordinated by Prof. Paolo Giandebiaggi at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture, University of Parma, which operates on the themes of computer and multimedia applications, as well as on the themes of the Design and the Survey of the architecture and the city. Specifically, he worked in the following institutional research: GROUPS 40% MURST - COFIN – PRIN _1996: REPRESENTATION OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENT: CONSTITUTIVE PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN BETWEEN NATURE AND ARTIFICE Coord. Naz.: Prof. Constantino Corsini Specific title of the research project carried out by the research unit of the University of Parma: The relationship between artifice and nature in Trieste and Parma - Coord. Operating Unit: Prof. Giovanni Ceiner. _1998-1999: TOOLS AND CRITERIA FOR THE ANALYSIS AND THE REDEVELOPMENT OF DERELICT MARGINS Coord. Naz.: Prof. Roberto de Rubertis Specific title of the research project carried out by the research unit of the University of Parma: Graphical analysis for the monitoring of formal and technological-constructive organizations of the architecture in the margin between city and territory - Coord. Operating Unit: Prof. Alberto Mambriani. _2000-2001: SURVEYING THE CITY: TYPE, PROCEDURES, COMPUTERIZATION Coord. Naz.: Prof. Cesare Cundari Specific title of the research project carried out by the research unit of the University of Parma: Parma urban image: elements, types, features in the main paths (the Via Emilia and Parma) - Coord. Operating Unit: Prof. Paolo Giandebiaggi. _2002-2003: URBAN SURVEY FOR "COMPLEX SYSTEMS": A NEW PROTOCOL FOR AN INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTATION AND MANAGEMENT OF THE CITY Coord. Naz.: Prof. Cesare Cundari Specific title of the research project carried out by the research unit of the University of Parma: Urban survey and documentation of transformed convents: from religious architecture system to urban infrastructure system - Coord. Operating Unit: Prof. Paolo Giandebiaggi. _2004-2005: ENCODING OF THE DOCUMENTATION FOR THE REPRESENTATION AND THE COMPUTERIZED MANAGEMENT AIMED AT TRANSFORMATION OF THE ARCHITECTURE AND THE CITY Coord. Naz.: Prof. Vitale Cardone Specific title of the research project carried out by the research unit of the University of Parma: Identification of the features for the control of transformation dynamics of the city and their organization in information systems: the historicized suburbs - Coord. Operating Unit: Prof. PauoloGiandebiaggi. GROUPS MURST 60% - FIL: _1997-1998: THE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN FROM THE ENLIGHTENMENT TO PRESENT DAY Responsible Research: Prof. Alberto Mambriani The survey was designed to verify the actualization of expressive forms graphics of the past, through an in-depth investigation on the historical iconography and through the use of modern computer techniques. _2001-2002: TOOLS FOR THE SURVEY AND THE REPRESENTATION OF HISTORICAL BUILDING HERITAGE Responsible Research: Prof. Paolo Giandebiaggi The research aims to explore the use of some computerized tools made for the representation of contemporary architecture and heritage of historical building, through the realization of drawings of architectures identified in the urban and suburban area of Parma. _2003-2004-2005-2006: COMPUTERIZED TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR THE REPRESENTATION AND MANAGEMENT OF THE DOCUMENTATION AND THE DATA RESULTING FROM THE SURVEY OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS Responsible Research: Prof. Paolo Giandebiaggi The research plans to test the creation and implementation of a specific information system for the cataloguing of dimensional data and, together, the photographic, historical and iconographic documentation on the historical architectural heritage under investigation. _2007: COMPUTERIZED TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR DOCUMENTATION, ANALYSIS AND REPRESENTATION OF THE HISTORICIZED CITY Responsible Research: Prof. Paolo Giandebiaggi The research involves the analysis and development of computerized tools and techniques for an in-depth knowledge of the historicized city placed just outside the historical center. The research is conducted through the collection and the cataloguing of the iconographic and legislation documentation, and through their analysis. The results are subsequently expressed through specific graphic representations and collected in suitable informatics system for cataloguing. IN THE CONTEXT OF THE PROGRAMS FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE INTERNATIONALIZATION PROCESS OF THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM: _2004-2005-2006: THE SURVEY OF DURRES AMPHITHEATER: KNOWLEDGE OF A MONUMENT FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF THE WORLD CULTURAL HERITAGE Responsible Research: Prof. Paolo Giandebiaggi The research is part of the scientific and technical cooperation covered by the agreements of the "Durres Project" and is extended to the Durres amphitheater. The goal is to realize the archaeological study, the survey and the architectural study, the restoration, reutilization and development projects. _2007: ANALYSIS AND DIAGNOSIS OF DAMAGED STRUCTURES OF DAMASCUS CITADEL Head of Research: Professor Carlo Blasi The Ministry of Culture of Syria has issued a restricted invitation to tender for the position of "Analysis and diagnosis of damaged structures of the Citadel of Damascus”. The call is part of a broader agreement of collaboration between the Italian Republic and the Syrian Arab Republic to the valorization of the City of Damascus. The notice provides for the participation on restricted call for consolidation experts and teachers recruited in Italian university departments of research. Object of the competition is the analysis of the static situation and the consolidation project of a part of the Citadel of Damascus, which consists of three towers in precarious structural conditions. The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture, University of Parma, won the above procedure. _2008: ACTION PLAN FOR CONSOLIDATION AND RESTORATION IN THE DAMASCUS CITADEL Head of Research: Professor Carlo Blasi The Convention between the Ministry of Culture of Syria, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Italian Government and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture, University of Parma, continued the collaboration that began with the 2007 Convention. In this case the attention is focused on the project of restoration and consolidation of different parts of the citadel, by extending the scope of action compared to what has been done previously. He actively participated in the following conventions and research collaborations: _2003: SURVEYS, IN SITU TESTING, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND COOPERATION IN DRAFTING THE CONSOLIDATION PLAN OF THE COVERAGE STRUCTURES OF THE ABBEY CHURCH OF MONTE OLIVETO MAGGIORE Agreement between the Superintendence for the Architectural and Landscape Heritage for the provinces of Siena and Grosseto and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture, University of Parma. Head of Research: Professor Carlo Blasi. _2006: ARCHITECTURAL SURVEY AND STATIC AND DEGRADATION EVALUATION OF THE CATHEDRAL OF MODENA BELL TOWER, THE GHIRLANDINA Agreement between the Municipality of Modena and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture, University of Parma. Head of Research: Professor Carlo Blasi. _2007: ARCHITECTURAL SURVEY OF A WALL OF THE MUSEUM OF SAN SEPOLCRO Agreement between the Superintendence for the Architectural and Landscape, for the Historical, Artistic and Ethno-anthropological Heritage for the province of Arezzo and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture, University of Parma. Head of Research: Professor Carlo Blasi. _2008: THE DEFINITION OF AN INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR THE IDENTIFICATION, KNOWLEDGE AND STUDY OF ABANDONED PLACES AND AVAILABLE BUILDINGS IN THE CITY OF PARMA Agreement between the Municipality of Parma and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture, University of Parma. Head of Research: Professor Paolo Giandebiaggi. _2011: CONVENTION FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF STUDIES AND RESEARCH FOR THE POST-EARTHQUAKE RECONSTRUCTION OF APRIL 6, 2009 Agreement between the Municipality of Navelli (AQ) and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture, University of Parma. Head of Research: Professor Paolo Ventura. From the XXIV cycle is a member of the Teachers College Ph.D. in Architecture Shapes and structures, active at the University of Parma.

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President of the first-cycle degree course in ARCHITECTURE REGENERATION SUSTAINABILITY
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  • Inspiring City InformaTion modEling for urban resilience - INCITE

    Manager: Zerbi Andrea

Public Engagement Initiatives

  • Architetti per una settimana. Uno sguardo sul progetto architettonico, dall'analisi al modello e ritorno

    Si è svolta al CAMPUS, dal 9 al 13 Giugno, la settimana di PTCO organizzata dai docenti dell’Unità di Architettura del DIA – Università di Parma, dal titolo “Architetti per una settimana. Uno sguardo sul progetto architettonico: dall’analisi al modello, e ritorno”. La settimana ha visto impegnati otto studenti dei Licei della città (5 studentesse del Liceo G. Ulivi, 2 studenti del Liceo Bertolucci e 1 studentessa del Liceo Sanvitale) che hanno svolto un percorso di avvicinamento al progetto di architettura, “trasformandosi” in Architetti per una settimana intensa di dialogo con gli edifici, attraverso il loro ridisegno, l’analisi e l’osservazione delle condizioni al contorno, esplorando le diverse aree della progettazione architettonica. Tante sono state le attività proposte dai docenti, dedicando ogni sezione delle giornate alle diverse anime dell’Architettura, a partire dalla progettazione di edifici, passando all’analisi dello spazio urbano e della mobilità sostenibile, fino al restauro e all’indagine del costruito storico. Guidati dai docenti delle diverse discipline, gli studenti hanno sperimentato sul campo, attraverso la creazione di disegni e modelli, il processo di reinterpretazione dell’esistente con uno sguardo sulla progettazione futura. Brillanti presentazioni finali hanno concluso il percorso svolto - si menzionano in particolare i lavori di Margherita Rizzi, Beatrice Guerra, Giorgia Cagna e Caterina Tanara - facendo ben sperare per un futuro della disciplina. Docenti coinvolti S. Rossetti, B. Caselli, D. Costi, L. Ferrari, C. Gandolfi, B. Gherri, C. Mambriani, M. Maretto, M. E. Melley, F. Ottoni, E. Prandi, C. Quintelli, A. Zerbi Collaboratori A. Benvenuti, G. Carpi, M. Cedro, M. Cotti, F. De Cola, I. De Noia, A. Fanfoni, G. Furlotti, E. Ortolan, M. Parente, G. Pedilarco, R. Rapparini, L. Rovetta, A. Simbari, S. Taheri, G. Tedeschi, A. Villa, G. Verterame

  • XX anni di didattica del DISEGNO nei corsi di Laurea in Architettura dell’Università di Parma

    Dall’analisi degli elaborati grafici realizzati dagli studenti nei primi vent’anni di vita dei corsi di Laurea in Architettura dell’Università di Parma, nascono riflessioni sui caratteri del Disegno dell’Architettura e sulle sue trasformazioni e permanenze. Il volume — che riunisce una sintesi significativa di questi disegni all’interno di una mostra — offre l’occasione per riflettere sui temi della Rappresentazione dell’architettura sia di progetto che di rilievo.

  • Organizzazione Mostra "RESANARE. Dieci anni di Tesi di Laurea in Restauro, Analisi e Recupero del costruito. Mostra didattica"

    RESANARE è una mostra didattica che raccoglie una selezione delle migliori tesi di laurea elaborate negli ultimi dieci anni dagli studenti del Corso di Laurea in Architettura dell’Università di Parma sui temi del Restauro, l’Analisi e il Recupero del costruito. Guardare gli edifici storici - poco importa che siano monumenti o spazi abbandonati - con lo sguardo dei giovani architetti che li hanno studiati, è sembrato il modo migliore per sottolineare, ancora una volta, la necessità di una valorizzazione del nostro patrimonio, che nella conoscenza trova la via più difficile, ma anche l’unica possibile. Docenti responsabili del Laboratorio: Carlo Blasi, Paolo Giandebiaggi Docenti coinvolti: Bruno Adorni, Oronzo Brunetti, Eva Coisson, Francesco Freddi, Carlo Mambriani, Maria Evelina Melley, Federica Ottoni, Andrea Zerbi

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