Design of Timber and Glass Structures
Design principles, structural behaviour and verification methods for contemporary timber and glass systems.
Teaching portfolio
Graduate and doctoral education in earthquake engineering, structural safety, resilience, advanced seismic protection, and the design of timber and glass structures.
Consolidated academic record
Each course appears once, with all relevant academic years, course codes and teaching roles shown together.
Civil Engineering and Building Engineering
Design principles, structural behaviour and verification methods for contemporary timber and glass systems.
Assessment, verification and intervention strategies for existing structures exposed to seismic hazards.
Integrated treatment of seismic engineering, infrastructure networks and the resilience of urban communities.
Civil and Environmental Engineering PhD programme
Advanced strategies and technologies for seismic protection, with applications to conventional and timber structural systems.
Decision frameworks for complex emergency contexts, linking technical information, uncertainty and operational choices.
Teaching archive
The historical record documents a sustained contribution to structural mechanics, dynamics, seismic design and earthquake engineering.
Learning approach
Build intuition from mechanics before moving to advanced analytical and numerical models.
Connect theory to codes, performance objectives, verification and retrofit strategies.
Extend structural performance thinking to infrastructure, cities and emergency decisions.
Bring monitoring, seismic protection and current research questions into the classroom.
Academic service
Founding faculty member since 2009 and faculty advisor to the student chapter, supporting student engagement in earthquake engineering, professional development and international exchange.
Students and collaborators
Consult the official course catalogue for formal programme information, or get in touch for academic enquiries.