Daniele Pini

Architect, Full Professor of Urban Planning at the Department of Architecture of Ferrara since 1992 until the retirement in 2014. He’s guest lecturer in “urban conservation planning” at the RLICC of Leuven and visits several universities in Italy and abroad.

As a scholar and consultant he operates in the fields of urban planning and design, focussing on urban heritage and landscape conservation issues. He’s author of several studies and projects in conservation planning, urban design and cultural landscape protection in Italy and abroad, As a consultant of UNESCO he recently coordinated the Project for the Urban Regeneration of Historic Cairo (2010-2014).

He’s the editor of he volume “Historic city and sustainable development in today’s Maghreb” (Rabat, 2004), the author of “The inventory of the historic city of Sana’a. A tool for urban conservation”, (Paris 2008), and the co-author of “Planning and management of urban and landscape heritage”(Bologna 2012).