Julien Gamerro
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Expertise
- Civil and Timber Engineering
- Structural Analysis
- Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA)
- Digital Fabrication
- Innovative structure
- Sustainable constructions
Julien Gamerro est ingénieur civil et enseignant à l’EPFL, où ses activités portent sur la construction bois, les systèmes structurels durables et la fabrication numérique appliquée au génie civil. En parallèle de son engagement académique, il développe une pratique professionnelle ancrée dans les réalités du terrain en tant que cofondateur du bureau d’ingénieurs civils élément 6, basé à Lausanne. Son parcours s’inscrit à l’interface entre innovation scientifique, conception structurale et développement de solutions constructives durables.
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Julien Gamerro is a civil engineer and lecturer at EPFL, focusing on timber construction, sustainable structural systems, and digital fabrication in civil engineering. Alongside his academic work, he maintains an active professional practice as co-founder of élément 6, a civil engineering office based in Lausanne. His career bridges scientific innovation, structural design, and the development of durable and forward-looking construction solutions.
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Julien Gamerro is a civil engineer and lecturer at EPFL, focusing on timber construction, sustainable structural systems, and digital fabrication in civil engineering. Alongside his academic work, he maintains an active professional practice as co-founder of élément 6, a civil engineering office based in Lausanne. His career bridges scientific innovation, structural design, and the development of durable and forward-looking construction solutions.
Curriculum vitae
PhD at EPFL in civil and timber engineering
Academic Publications and Activities
Teaching & PhD
Past EPFL PhD Students as codirector
Courses
The land of a thousand dances
PENS-222
Let's consider the act of maintenance as a potential for project making : let's observe uses and traces that result from it in order to develop and carry out interventions that will allow us to reinforce, adapt, remove or increase the dynamics identified. This sixth round is taking place on campus.