Marco Pretelli

Urbino, 1963. Degree in Architecture, University IUAV of Venice; PhD in Conservation of Architecture, University "Federico II", Naples. Architect at the Soprintendenze per i Beni Architettonici of Arezzo (2000) and Venice and its Lagoon (2001-2005), since 2005 he is Associate Professor of Architectural Restoration (disciplinary sector: 08/E2,  ICAR/19) at the University of Molise (oct. 2005-dec. 2009), since 2009, at the Alma Mater Studiorum; since march 2016 is full professor at the same university. The main lines of research focus on topics of theory and history of restoration; restoration of  Modern Architecture; restoration of historical plant; microclimate of the historic architecture. Already in the PhD Steering Committee in Conservation of Architecture at the Politecnico of Milan, from 2013 he is member of the PhD Steering Committee in Architecture at the Department of Architecture of the Alma Mater Studiorum.

From the end of 2019 to the end of 2022, he coordinated the Master's Degree Course in Building Processes and Systems Engineering based in Ravenna.