Santina Di Salvo

Santina Di Salvo is a pioneer in the field of resilient architecture, dedicated to creating eco-sustainable and adaptive buildings that enhance user wellbeing. Her research focuses on innovative strategies and materials aimed at achieving energy-efficient structures that respect both contemporary needs and the integrity of historical architecture. Through her extensive academic background, Santina has contributed to numerous publications and international projects, including the International Project APER, which promotes the conservation of archaeological and architectural heritage between Italy and Tunisia.

Santina offers a range of consulting services, from advising design teams on integrating natural and artificial lighting solutions to improving thermo-acoustic energy and ventilation in buildings. Her approach combines aesthetic excellence with technical innovation, emphasizing low-energy consumption and environmentally responsible designs. As an Assistant Professor at the University of Palermo, she enriches the educational landscape by leading courses on building materials and sustainable practices, fostering the next generation of architects committed to resilient and sustainable development.