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Giulia Scagliotti

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Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering.

Stanford University, CA, USA

Education

Stanford

Stanford University 

Ph.D., Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering 2022 – Present

Sustainable Design & Construction Program 

Center for Integrated Facility Engineering (CIFE)

Advisor: Prof. Martin Fischer.

Stanford University  

Engineer Degree, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering 2019 – 2022

Structural Engineering & Geomechanics

Advisor: Prof. Gregory Deierlein and Prof. Anne Kiremidjian

University of California, Berkeley  

M.S., Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering 2017 – 2019 

Structural Engineering, Mechanics & Materials

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Institute for Advanced Study (IUSS), Pavia  

Diploma, Sciences and Technologies 2010 – 2016 

Admitted through national competition

Final mark: Excellent

Pavia

University of Pavia  

Combined B.Sc. and M.S., Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering 2010 – 2016 

Building Engineering and Architecture

Final mark: 110/110 cum Laude (full marks with honors)

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  • [J1] Scagliotti, Disney, Fischer, Johansson, Roupé. Comparing Total BIM and Traditional Approaches: Implications for Embodied Carbon Assessment Workflows in Two Building Projects. Developments in the Built Environment. Submitted.
  • [J2] Scagliotti, Alexandraki, Fischer. Where the Effort Goes in Embodied Carbon Assessments for Buildings: Decomposing Workflows Reveals the Prevalence of Data Extraction and Data Wrangling Tasks. In preparation.
  • [J3] Scagliotti, Alexandraki, Fischer. From Information Handover to Calculation: Building Component Property Sets for faster and more consistent Embodied Carbon Assessments. In preparation.

Conference papers

  • [C1] Scagliotti, Alexandraki, Kirk, Fischer (2025). Between Words and Deeds: Case Studies Exploring the Rhetoric and Reality of Environmentally Sustainable Building Projects. Smart and Sustainable Built Environment SASBE 2025. 3-5 November 2025, Lille, France.
  • [C2] Scagliotti, Fischer (2025). Practical Challenges in Assessing Embodied Carbon and Cost Trade-offs in the Design Phase: Insights from a Residential Building Project.CIB World Building Congress WBC2025. 19-23 May 2025, Purdue University, USA.
  • [C3] Scagliotti, Lessing, Fischer (2024). Insights on Sustainability in Industrialized Construction in Europe and the United States. 32nd Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction. 1-7 July 2024, Auckland.
  • [C4] Scagliotti, Miranda (2022). Effect of Spectral Shape on the Amplification of Peak Floor Acceleration Demands in Buildings. SPONSE. Proceedings of Fifth International Workshop on the Seismic Performance of Non-Structural Elements. 5-7 December 2022, Stanford (CA).

Book chapters

  • Scagliotti, Agrawal, Fischer (2025). AI for the built environment. An opportunity to improve safety, efficiency and sustainability. Socio-economic impact of Artificial Intelligence, edited by Marseglia, Previtali, Reali. Springer.
  • Petrus, Maric, Thomaidis, Piombo, Scagliotti, Dimitrenko, Tirado, Hagos, Abrahamczyk, Schwarz, (2015). Evaluation of Existing Masonry Structures Under Extreme Impacts, Bauhaus Summer School: Engineering Courses, INSYSME.

Technical Reports

  • Miranda, Brzev, Bijelić, Arbanas, Bartolac, Jagodnik, Lazarević, Mihalić Arbanas, Zlatović, Acosta, Archbold, Bantis, Borozan, Božulić, Blagojević, Cruz, Dávalos, Fischer, Gunay, Hadzima-Nyarko, Heresi, Lignos, Lin, Marinković, Messina, Miranda, Poulos, Scagliotti, Tomac, Tomić, Ziotopoulou, Žugić, Robertson, (2021). StEER-EERI: Petrinja, Croatia December 29, 2020, Mw 6.4 Earthquake Joint Reconnaissance Report (JRR). PRJ-2959. DesignSafe-CI.
  • Miranda, Acosta, Archbold, Arteta, Carrillo, Davalos, Gunay, Soto, Hassan, Heresi, Messina, Miranda S., Pajaro, Poulos, Robertson, Ruiz-Garcia, Scagliotti, Mosalam, Robertson, (2020) StEER: Crucecitas, Mexico June 23, 2020, Mw 7.4 Earthquake. Preliminary Virtual Reconnaissance Report (PVRR). PRJ-2805. DesignSafe-CI.

Theses

  • Scagliotti (exp. 2027). A Stakeholder-collaborative Framework for Complete, Fast, and Frequent Embodied Carbon Assessments in Buildings. Final Thesis PhD Degree, Stanford University.
  • Scagliotti (2022). Evaluation of the factors influencing the seismic demand on non-structural elements. Final Thesis Engineer Degree, Stanford University.
  • Scagliotti (2016). Towards a Simplified Method of Predicting Floor Spectra in Base Isolated Structures.
  • Scagliotti (2016). Architectural and Structural Design of a Seismically Isolated Primary School.

Poster / Extended Abstract

  • Alexandraki, Scagliotti, Kam, Li, Fischer (2026). Categorizing Recurring Tasks for Faster and Consistent Embodied Carbon Assessments. Extended abstract for poster presentation.