My work explores the intersection of urban and territorial planning, sustainability, and cultural practice through a multidisciplinary lens. From energy-efficient building systems to large-scale district strategies, each project integrates social urbanism, technical physics, and climate analysis to address the complex challenges of contemporary cities. Particular focus is placed on the social and environmental impacts of spatial design, the relationship between art, sociology, and the urban fabric, and the role of sustainable energy planning in enhancing collective wellbeing. At the same time, a strong emphasis is placed on building physics and environmental engineering, investigating how thermal comfort, energy efficiency, and microclimatic strategies can improve the livability of spaces — from individual buildings to entire urban districts. This approach brings together architecture, engineering, and the humanities to imagine more inclusive, adaptive, and resilient urban futures.