Emanuele Leporelli is a researcher in architecture and sustainability at the University of Pisa, within the Department of Energy, Systems, Territory, and Construction Engineering. His work focuses on sustainable architectural and urban design, the conservation and adaptive reuse of historical heritage, and earth-based construction techniques. He is also engaged in research linking psychology with architectural and urban studies, exploring how built environments can promote well-being and ecological balance. His publications include studies on healthy city design, sustainable strategies for UNESCO heritage sites such as the Medina of Marrakech, and the environmental potential of earth construction technologies. Recognized for his multidisciplinary approach, he integrates architectural theory, engineering principles, and sustainability sciences to address contemporary challenges related to climate adaptation, cultural heritage, and human-centered urban environments. He is associated with the ORCID number 0000-0002-8112-2266.