Anna Anzani

Didattica

Reuse and Spatial Regeneration

I edizione

• English

• febbraio 2027

• Interior Design and Architecture

Bio

Ita

Anna Anzani, Professore Associato CEAR-09/C, si occupa di riuso del patrimonio edilizio esistente, relazioni tra individui e luoghi, e vivibilità degli spazi, attraverso un approccio interdisciplinare che integra la psicologia ambientale e le neuroscienze. PI di un progetto PRIN dal titolo The Crossmodal Congruence Toolkit: a Behavioural Neuroscience Framework for Spatial Design, 2023-25. Autore di 160 contributi scientifici tra cui i libri con Design&, Maggioli: Memory, beauty and transdisciplinarity. Reflections on the topicality of Roberto Pane (A. Anzani, E. Guglielmi eds. 2024) e con Springer Series in Design and Innovation: Cross-Modal Interior Architecture. A Behavioural Neuroscience Framework for Spatial Design (A. Anzani, N. Bruno eds., 2026), The city of care. Strategies to design healthier places (A. Anzani, F. Scullica eds., 2023), Conscious Dwelling for Transdisciplinary Cityscapes (ed., 2022), Mind and Places. A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Design of Contemporary City (ed., 2020).

Eng

Anna Anzani, Associate Professor CEAR-09/C. Research topics: reuse of existing buildings, human–place relationships, and spatial liveability, approached through an interdisciplinary framework engaging environmental psychology and neuroscience. Principal Investigator of a two years research project funded by NextGenerationEU titled The Crossmodal Congruence Toolkit: a Behavioural Neuroscience Framework for Spatial Design, 2023-25. Author of 160 scientific contributions including the books with Design&, Maggioli: Memory, beauty and transdisciplinarity. Reflections on the topicality of Roberto Pane (A. Anzani, E. Guglielmi eds. 2024), and with Springer Series in Design and Innovation: Cross-Modal Interior Architecture. A Behavioural Neuroscience Framework for Spatial Design (A. Anzani, N. Bruno eds., 2026), The city of care. Strategies to design healthier places (A. Anzani, F. Scullica eds., 2023), Conscious Dwelling for Transdisciplinary Cityscape (ed., 2022), Mind and Places. A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Design of Contemporary City (ed., 2020).