Francesco Augelli is an architect who specializes in the Restoration of Monuments and has a Ph.D. in Architectural Preservation. Enabled as a full professor, he works at the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DASTU) as an associate professor of the Architectural Preservation Studio at Master Courses of Politecnico di Milano. Since 2005, he has taught diagnostic of woodwork and preservation techniques at the Specialization School of Architectural and Landscape Heritage of Politecnico di Milano. He is also an honorary doctor at the National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia and an honorary professor at Hunan University (Changsha, China), where he has collaborated since 2009.He has skills and does research in architectural engineering, higher education, and international education.

• A long journey in the fragile Cultural and Natural Heritage of Hunan Research and teaching collaborations and experiences 2009-2023 between Politecnico di Milano and Hunan University.- The Tea Road and the Tea Culture Heritage of Hunan Province.- The fragile Zhuting historical city Proposals for preservation and valorisation: from the territorial to the urban scale.- The Commoditization of Cultural Heritage in the Multiactor Governance of China: A Case Study of the Hongjiang Trading Town.- Hunan’s Dong Minority Drum Tower: From Knowledge to Preservation.

Francesco Augelli is an architect who specializes in the Restoration of Monuments and has a Ph.D. in Architectural Preservation. Enabled as a full professor, he works at the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DASTU) as an associate professor of the Architectural Preservation Studio at Master Courses of Politecnico di Milano. Since 2005, he has taught diagnostic of woodwork and preservation techniques at the Specialization School of Architectural and Landscape Heritage of Politecnico di Milano. He is also an honorary doctor at the National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia and an honorary professor at Hunan University (Changsha, China), where he has collaborated since 2009.He has skills and does research in architectural engineering, higher education, and international education.

• A long journey in the fragile Cultural and Natural Heritage of Hunan Research and teaching collaborations and experiences 2009-2023 between Politecnico di Milano and Hunan University.- The Tea Road and the Tea Culture Heritage of Hunan Province.- The fragile Zhuting historical city Proposals for preservation and valorisation: from the territorial to the urban scale.- The Commoditization of Cultural Heritage in the Multiactor Governance of China: A Case Study of the Hongjiang Trading Town.- Hunan’s Dong Minority Drum Tower: From Knowledge to Preservation.

Francesco Augelli is an architect who specializes in the Restoration of Monuments and has a Ph.D. in Architectural Preservation. Enabled as a full professor, he works at the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DASTU) as an associate professor of the Architectural Preservation Studio at Master Courses of Politecnico di Milano. Since 2005, he has taught diagnostic of woodwork and preservation techniques at the Specialization School of Architectural and Landscape Heritage of Politecnico di Milano. He is also an honorary doctor at the National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia and an honorary professor at Hunan University (Changsha, China), where he has collaborated since 2009.He has skills and does research in architectural engineering, higher education, and international education.

• A long journey in the fragile Cultural and Natural Heritage of Hunan Research and teaching collaborations and experiences 2009-2023 between Politecnico di Milano and Hunan University.- The Tea Road and the Tea Culture Heritage of Hunan Province.- The fragile Zhuting historical city Proposals for preservation and valorisation: from the territorial to the urban scale.- The Commoditization of Cultural Heritage in the Multiactor Governance of China: A Case Study of the Hongjiang Trading Town.- Hunan’s Dong Minority Drum Tower: From Knowledge to Preservation.