Nicola Braghieri

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nicola.braghieri@epfl.ch +41 21 693 42 66

EPFL ENAC IA LAPIS
BP 3245 (Bâtiment BP)
Station 16
CH-1015 Lausanne

+41 21 693 42 66
+41 21 693 93 78
Office:  BP 3245
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Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Architecture

Design Together ENAC

PhD Students

Bertschi Denise, Chanis Vasileios, Joly-Pottuz Chloe Lucie, Larcelet Emma Christine Joelle,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Giromini Patrick , Konstantinova Jana , Trazic Laura Patricia Joannie ,

Courses

Graphic figuration

Training to the practice of architectural drawing through the various conventions of representation and graphic procedures, based on the use of paper and lead pencil.

Theory and techniques of architectural figuration

The course transmits the theoretical foundations and introduces the operational techniques of representation. The main objective is to give students digital tools that allow them to define and transmit a concrete idea of architecture in its intellectual dimension.

Studio BA5 (Braghieri)

Forum Alpinum, living and producing in the Alps. The studio explores the subject of construction in the Alpine territory and proposes to design an architectural project for a productive and artisanal activity and its side program of habitat, throught a valley of the Valais mountains.

Studio MA1 (Braghieri)

The studio's objective is to investigate the topic of construction and recolonization within the Alpine region. The program seeks to establish a Forum Alpinum — a comprehensive framework encompassing craft activities and communal housing.

UE V : Visions and utopias

The teaching unit will take the form of an operational workshop in which the visionary and abstract spirit proposed by utopian literature will find a concrete urban form by composing fragments sought from the vast figurative repertoire offered by the history of architecture.

Introduction to building archaeology

This course imparts the basic notions of study and analysis methods in construction archaeology. The aim is to develop students' understanding of ancient buildings, enabling them to take a more sensitive approach to architectural objects.

Human habitat : a study on the Alpine territory

(Coursebook not yet approved by the section)