Luca Sgambi

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Luca Sgambi is a structural engineer and researcher whose work centers on the optimization of building systems, with a particular focus on timber and log construction. His most-cited paper, "Optimal log floor patterns" (2023), introduces computational methods for designing efficient and structurally sound log floor layouts, addressing both material economy and load-bearing performance. This contribution is part of a broader research agenda that explores sustainable building materials, parametric design, and the integration of traditional construction techniques with modern engineering analysis. While his citation record is still developing, Sgambi’s work is notable for its practical relevance to low-carbon architecture and its potential to inform building codes and design guidelines for timber structures. His research bridges the gap between empirical craft knowledge and quantitative optimization, offering engineers and architects new tools for reducing material waste without compromising safety. As an emerging voice in the field, Sgambi’s contributions are particularly valuable for students and practitioners interested in sustainable structural design, computational modeling, and the revival of engineered wood systems in contemporary construction.