He is a associate professor at the Department of Architecture
of University of Bologna. In 2005 he graduated with honors in
architecture at Sapienza University of Rome. In 2008 he
obtained a PhD in Sciences of Representation and Survey at
the Department: History, Design and Restoration of
Architecture at Sapienza University of Rome with a thesis
entitled: The ruled surfaces and developable surfaces, a reading
through the virtual lab. He deals with the issues of
representation and survey of architecture. In particular he is
interested in renewal of descriptive geometry through the new
informatics tools. He has participated in many seminars and
international conferences presenting several memoirs, including
Construction of the three principal axes of quadric ruled
surfaces (intervento come relatore nel The 15th International
Conference on Geometry and Graphics, 2012); and has published
several articles including: The extension of the Problem of
Apollonius in space and L'Ecole Polytechnique (in Ikhnos 2008).
He is the author of a few chapters of the book Descriptive
Geometry by Riccardo Migliari, including: Construction on
the circle (vol. I) and The ruled surfaces (vol. II).
Currently he is involved in the research team led by Marco Gaiani
on implementation of computer tools for the study and visualization
of architecture at the DA (Department of Architecture) in
Bologna.
