Salvatore Dierna

For many decades, he has been the scientific advisor for the architecture field in the AA.EE. Ministry University Cooperation Programs with the architecture schools of Agostinho Neto University (Angola) and Eduardo Mondlane University (Mozambique): he introduced subjects such as technological culture of the project and environmental sustainability in developing countries, trying to pursue with scientific rigor the idea of technological know how transfer to the African culture. He has been practicing landscape and territorial planning and environmental design activities for more than 40 years, and during his career he was awarded many international acknowledgements in architectural, built environment and landscape design competitions. Among his main works are: "Piano Paesistico-Ambientale" in Marche (1987–1990), the "Piano Territoriale Tematico: Paesaggio" in Puglia (1987–1992), the "Piano Paesaggistico e Archeologico" in the Gozo Island located in the Republic of Malta (1994–1996) and the "Piano del Parco Territoriale" in Pollino (1999–2004). On an urban scale, projects developed through the years include the "L'Infinito" project in Recanati (2003–2006), the project concerning the environmental structure and the urban green system in the Rome "Nuova Centralità" in Acilia (2004–2006), the project for "Porti di Claudio e Traiano" in Fiumicino (2005–2007), and the "Parco di Tormarancia" in Roma project (from 2005).

• Name — Salvatore Dierna • Born — 18 November 1934 • Birthplace — Potenza, Italy • Died — 18 April 2016