Valerio Massaro

Mr Valerio Massaro

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    Overview

    I am an architect, researcher, and educator with teaching experience at various institutions. I have taught Design and History and Theory at both BA and MArch levels. I have practiced in Italy and the UK, and I co-founded the research project Architecture for Community-Led Sustainability. https://architecturefcls.org

    Research Interests

    Architecture for Community-Led Sustainability is a three-year research project that includes a series of workshops and events with the local Loughborough Farm. The outcomes have included several events such as exhibitions and academic symposiums, and a small stage designed and built collaboratively by LSBU students and farm volunteers. The project utilizes "live projects" as a format for knowledge exchange between academic and non-academic stakeholders.
    This research explores the role of design thinking and architectural tools in developing new pedagogical and participatory processes that bridge ecological thinking and participatory practices.
    My broader research interests include:
    Ecological thinking and its sociopolitical role in shaping the built environment.
    Political analysis of urban typologies and urban development.
    Anthropology of the environment and architecture.
    Participatory and pedagogical practices in architecture.

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    Lecturer

    Subjects Taught


    Design Studio 03 Co-Lead (BA) History and Theory of Architecture (MArch) Dissertation (MArch)

    Education/Academic qualification

    MPhil in Urban Design and Architecture

    20142016

    MArch Architecture

    20052012

    PhD (candidate)

    2022 → …

    External Positions and Roles

    University of Greenwich, Visiting Lecturer

    2023

    Associate Researcher / Visiting Lecturer, Royal College of Art

    20162022

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