Prof. Dr. Riccardo Pollo
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MTMatteo Trane
Matteo TraneLMLuisa Marelli
Luisa MarelliASAlice Siragusa
Alice SiragusaRiccardo Pollo
Patrizia Lombardi Scientific research has been acknowledged to play a pivotal role in achieving the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda. Vice-versa, since its adoption, the 2030 Agenda has been reinvigorating the academic production on sustainable development. This study provides a systematic literature review of the most used and newly developed approaches by academic research to support the achievement of the SDGs in the EU. The results are presented by descriptive, bibliometric, and content analysis. The descriptive analysis highlights a rising interest of scholars in operationalizing the 2030 Agenda, with a growing interest at the urban level. A text-mining tool was employed to scan the most investigated SDGs in the selected papers. Major interest by scholars is devoted to environmental concerns (especially linked to SDG 13, 7, 6, 12, and 15), while social issues (e.g., SDG 4, 5, and 10) still deserve more research. The bibliometric analysis unveiled poor intra-cluster connections, highlighting the need for more transdisciplinary research. The most recurrent research fields on the SDGs in the EU are governance, circular economy, ecosystem services, urban localization, and decision making. We advise future studies to focus on gaps highlighted and adopt a system perspective, boosting Policy Coherence across governance levels and scales of implementation by looking at trade-offs and assessing context-specific priorities.
21 November 2022 in Journal of Cleaner Production
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MGMatteo Giovanardi
Matteo Giovanardi
Thaleia KonstantinouRiccardo PolloTKTillmann Klein
Tillmann Klein
1 November 2018 in Energy and Buildings
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EFElisa Fenoglio
Elisa Fenoglio
Stefano Fantucci
Valentina SerraCCCorrado Carbonaro
Corrado Carbonaro
Riccardo Pollo1 March 2017 in Energy Procedia
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In this paper the thermal performance of synthetic and natural insulation materials under real applications are investigated through an experimental activity as well as numerical simulations. During the refurbishment of two houses in Turin (north - west Italy) one roof was insulated with a natural material (wood fiber panels) and the other one with a business as usual synthetic material (XPS and polyurethane). An experimental activity was carried out, both during summer and winter seasons, and the results were used to validate a simplified model. During winter, as expected, the strongest influence on the global performance is related to the insulation thickness. As far as the summer season performance is regarded, for smaller roof surfaces, as for the analysed case study, no particular difference was noticed between the two solutions. A better control of the indoor air temperature was evaluated for the wood fiber insulation when applied on a large surface of the roof. In order to define the best cost-benefit retrofit solutions, ad-hoc evaluations need to be performed
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MVMassimiliano Viglioglia
Massimiliano VigliogliaMGMatteo Giovanardi
Matteo GiovanardiRiccardo PolloPPPier Paolo Peruccio
Pier Paolo PeruccioCities will have a decisive role in reducing the consumption of resources and greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Various experiences of urban regeneration have exploited Information and Communication Technology (ICT) potentialities to optimize the management of complex systems and to encourage sustainable development models. This paper investigates the role of ICT technologies in favouring emerging design for Circular Economy (CE) in the urban context. The paper starts by defining the theoretical background and subsequently presents the goal and methodology of investigation. Through a scoping review, the authors identify case studies and analyse them within the Ellen MacArthur Foundation classification framework that splits the urban context into three urban systems: buildings, mobility and products. The research focuses on nine case studies where the ICT solutions were able to promote the principles of CE. The results show, on the one hand, how data management appears to be a central issue in the optimization of urban processes and, on the other hand, how the district scale is the most appropriate to test innovative solutions. This paper identifies physical and virtual infrastructures, stakeholders and tools for user engagement as key elements for the pursuit of CE adoption in the urban context.
24 April 2015 in TECHNE - Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment
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SCStefano Capolongo
Stefano Capolongo
MMMaurizio Mauri
Maurizio Mauri
GPGabriella Peretti
Gabriella Peretti
Riccardo PolloCTChiara Tognolo
Chiara Tognolo
In recent years, the demographic transition and epidemiological has made the health system hospital-centric obsolete and has highlighted the need for a new organization focused on territorial health community, taking charge of the patient, on team work and can ensure, through dedicated facilities, continuity of care and integration of social welfare.The main changes in the regulatory field have thus oriented investments both structural and economic towards poles to network with hospitals that represent new points of reference for the health of citizens, where primary care services are integrated with the territory and the specialized services of the Public Health departments.These facilities provide the organizational paradigm to which the regional realities must strive.The article reports recent experiments conducted within the regions of Piedmont and Lombardy in this sector and the ongoing research in the field of CNETO on behalf of the Lombardy Region.
About Me
Riccardo Pollo, architect, PhD at Politecnico di Milano, Master in Public Health and Hospital Design, Università di Torino, Master in Architecture and Cities in Developing Countries, Politecnico di Torino, Associate Professor in Technological and Environmental Design of Architecture, Inter-university Department of Regional & Urban Studies and Planning (DIST), Politecnico di Torino. Qualified as Full Professor. He is a member of the Polito FULL Interdepartmental Center and a member of the Scientific Committee and Board of Directors of the Interuniversity Center TESIS – Università di Firenze. Responsible for the exchange of architecture students with Australian universities. Visiting researcher at the UPC ETSAB in Barcelona. Invited to give lectures at EPFL Lausanne and UPC ETSAB in Barcelona. Representative of the Politecnico di Torino in the DARC EU-Australia program “Designing the new world: Developing architectural education in response to climate change” (UPC ETSAB, ENSAT, POLITO - UTS, MRIT, QUT). Principal Investigator of the EU co-funded project 'COMMONAIR', Associate Investigator in charge of the Politecnico research group under the National Research Program PRIN TECH-START. Conducts research in the field of urban and architectural design for climate change adaptation and mitigation. Author and co-author of more than a hundred scientific articles and monographs such as RE-WATERFRONT - A Sustainable Architectural Approach (2019) and Progettare l’ambiente urbano (2015).