Building Resilient and Healthy Cities: A Guide to Environmental Sustainability and Well-being

Greening the Local Solid Waste Management through Community Participation: Unfolding the Challenges and Creating Opportunities for Development Planning.- The Role of Waste Pickers in Solid Waste Management for Sustainability in Developing Cities.- Air Pollution and Solid Waste: Promoting Green and Resilient Recovery in Nigeria.- Generating a design concept of a multi-regulation biomimetic envelope as an approach to improving comfort conditions of the built environment.- The Role of Architectural Heritage in offering a more resilient lockdown in Egypt.- Evaluating the Summertime Overheating Signature of Domestic Buildings Using Synthetic Temperature Data.- Calm space, An outdoor escape area; A feasibility study on social participation of children with autism.- Landscape assessment as a tool for improving green infrastructure planning in Central Mexico.

Anna Laura Pisello is associate professor of environmental applied physics at University of Perugia, Italy and founder of the EAPLAB.NET (Environmental Applied Physics Lab), as nationally qualified as full professor of environmental applied physics. She graduated cum laude in Building Engineering at Polytechnic University of Milan, Italy, in 2009. She received her PhD in Energy Engineering from University of Perugia in 2013. She was visiting scholar at Columbia University, Virginia Tech and City University of New York in 2010-12. She has been post-doc fellow of Applied Physics in 2013, and she is currently Associate Professor of Applied Physics at University of Perugia, Italy and visiting research associate at Princeton University (NJ, USA). On 2022 she got the national qualification as full professor of Applied physics. She is author of more than 150 international refereed journals. She won seven international academic awards and European projects under the framework of Horizon 2020 program. She is associate editor of Solar Energy (Elsevier), editor of Energy and Buildings (Elsevier) and Nature Scientific Reports, among others. She serves as a member of the teaching board of the Doctorate school of Energy and sustainable development where she is mentoring several PhD students. She is lecturer of Environmental applied physics and has been co-advisor of more than 50 master thesis in Building/Civil and Mechanical Engineering.
She is PI of several Horizon 2020 grants and PI of the ERC Starting Grant HELIOS.

Ilaria Pigliautile, Ph.D., is Assistant Professor in Building Physic at the Engineering Department of the University of Perugia (Italy). She is passionate about the existing mutual relationship between people and the built environment, at different scales: from deepening indoor comfort theories and occupants' behavior affections, up to urban morphology and metabolism impact on the environment and citizen's well-being. She is graduated cum laude in