Oriana GIOVINAZZI

Architect, Journalist, PhD in Urban Planning and Public Policies for the Territory, University IUAV of Venice. Director of PORTUS. Venice, Italy.

Architect. PhD in Urban Planning and Public Policies for the Territory, University IUAV of Venice, Doctoral thesis: "Interface City/Port. Planning Issues: The Case of Genoa and the Experience of Spanish Ports" (2006).

Journalist, registered in the list of Publicists (since 2012). Director and Editorial Coordinator of PORTUS Magazine. Editor in Chief of PORTUSplus Journal.

Researcher at the University IUAV of Venice (Department of Design and Planning in Complex Environments), collaborating with the Veneto Region ("Venice Project" Directorate) on the project "Urban Regeneration and Environmental Restoration of the Venice - Porto Marghera, Site of National Interest - SIN" (2013-2015). Researcher at the University IUAV of Venice (Department of Planning), on the project: "Waterfront Resilient Reconstruction. Guidelines for the Sustainable Planning of Urban Waterfronts after a Disaster" (2008-2009). Visiting Researcher at the University of Canterbury, Department of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering, Christchurch, New Zealand (2008).

Postgraduate Professional Master in Planning Tools and Project Management, specializing in "Design of Infrastructure and Equipment for the Qualification of Coastlines", Polytechnic School of the University of Genoa (POLIS Department), Liguria Region and National Institute of Urban Planning - INU (2003-2004). Executive Master in Development and Management of Mobility Systems, Metis Gruppo Consiel - International Management Consulting (2001). Master's Degree in Architecture (M.Arch), Polytechnic School of the University of Genoa (2001).

Speaker at conferences and workshops, and author of numerous articles in scientific journals and publications. Scientific and organizational coordinator of conferences and exhibitions, having edited several volumes and exhibition catalogs. Directed and coordinated several research projects, and collaborated in teaching activities at various universities.