Advances in Architecture, Engineering and Technology

Tactical Urbanism for Improving Livability in Lost Spaces of Cairo.- Feminist Non-Functional Empowerment in Urban Spaces: An Empirical Study on New-Cairo, Egypt.- The Main Indicators Affecting Interactive Experience Design in Contemporary Urban Spaces Using Media Interventions.- Modern, Environmentally Friendly Electric Transport as a Step toward Improving City Welfare.- Towards Greener Neighborhoods: A case study for street renovating solutions in Cairo.- Social Housing Design: A Guideline for Enhancing Dwellers' Livelihood in Egypt through Socio-Cultural Aspects.- Futuristic Interior Design Concept through the Evolution of Biotechnology: Towards a New Model of Bio-Sustainable Space.- Water as an element of architectural space design Study the psychological impact of water on the occupants of the space.- Orientalism and Islamic Architecture.- Enhancing the Efficiency of Natural Ventilation Systems by Biomimicry Approach to Achieve Sustainability in Designing Office Buildings.

Federica Rosso, graduated cum laude in Building and Architectural Engineering at Sapienza University of Rome, completed her doctoral studies in Architectural and Urban Engineering in the same University (2017). She is currently postdoctoral research fellow at University of Perugia and lecturer at Sapienza University of Rome. She has been visiting research scholar at New York University Tandon School of Engineering (2014-2015). Her research deals with construction elements design for the built environment, passive strategies to improve buildings' energy performance, passive strategies to improve outdoor thermal comfort in urban areas, and urban resiliency. On these topics, she published more than 30 scientific articles published on international scientific journals and participated to national and international conferences. She acts as a reviewer for international scientific journals, such as Building and Environment, Construction and Building Materials, Sustainable Cities and Society, Journal of Cleaner Production, Energy, Journal of Building Engineering, Energy Reports, Tunneling and Underground Space Technology, Energy and Buildings, Solar Energy and others.


Claudia Fabiani is a dynamic and versatile research scientist with extensive detailed research an experimental experience. Claudia holds a broad set of analytic and technical skills in the field of environmental engineering and material development for energy efficiency in buildings. Born in 1988 in Ascoli Piceno (Italy), Claudia graduated in Building Engineering and Architecture in 2015, and in March 2019, she got her Ph.D. in Energy and Sustainable Development at University of Perugia with a scholarship founded by the CIRIAF Inter-University Research Center. In 2017, she joined as a visiting student research collaborator of the Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) Department of Princeton University, New Jersey (USA), where she cooperated with Professor Elie Bou-Zeid. During the course of her