Roberta Di Bari
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Roberta Di Bari is a leading researcher at the intersection of sustainable construction and architectural quality, affiliated with the University of Stuttgart’s Cluster of Excellence Integrative Computational Design and Construction for Architecture. Her work addresses a critical global challenge: how to meet soaring building demands from a growing population while drastically reducing environmental impact. Di Bari’s key contribution is the development of a holistic quality model for sustainable construction, most notably detailed in her highly cited 2020 paper, “Quality as Driver for Sustainable Construction—Holistic Quality Model and Assessment,” which has garnered 24 citations. This framework redefines quality not merely as durability or aesthetics, but as an integrated driver of ecological, social, and economic sustainability in the built environment. By bridging computational design with rigorous assessment criteria, Di Bari provides actionable tools for architects and engineers to innovate responsibly. Her research is pivotal for students and professionals seeking to transform the building sector from a major polluter into a model of regenerative design, proving that high-quality architecture and deep sustainability are not opposing forces but mutually reinforcing goals.
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