Heritage values and building process. Dr Luciano Cardellicchio, UNSW
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Date: 2021-12-06

Heritage values and building process: A digital investigation into the shop drawings of the Sydney Opera House 
Dr Luciano Cardellicchio, UNSW

Dr Luciano Cardellicchio is a Senior Lecturer in Architectural Construction at UNSW. He holds a master’s degree in Building Engineering and a doctoral degree in Architecture and Construction at the University of Rome. His research interests rely on knowledge-creation within the design development and construction process of buildings. Luciano’s research projects focus on accelerated ageing patterns of non-standard structures, the contribution of construction culture in the assessment of heritage values, and building innovation led by design agencies. In 2018 Luciano was awarded the Leverhulme Research Fellow (UK) for his project ‘Our Future Heritage: conservation issues of contemporary architecture’, where he identified why contemporary buildings could age prematurely.

Presented by Australian Design Centre, Revisiting Shoei Yoh is an exhibition by the University of New South Wales and Kyushu University that draws from the archive of Japanese architect and late 20th century pioneer of digital design, Shoei Yoh. https://australiandesigncentre.com/revisiting-shoei-yoh/