A specialized academic session titled " Housing and Education: The Role of Dwelling in Architectural Curricul " was convened today at the Azerbaijan Pavilion within the "Urban Expo" exhibition, organized as part of the 13th Session of the United Nations World Urban Forum (WUF13) in Baku.

During the panel, Marco Bovati, Associate Dean at the School of Design and Architecture of ADA University outlined the complex pedagogical challenges inherent in teaching contemporary residential design. He emphasized that sustained academic research and pedagogical innovation are critical structural requirements for cultivating foundational spatial knowledge among the next generation of architects.

Nora Lombardini, Associate Dean at the School of Design and Architecture of ADA University, expanded on the dynamics of urban restoration and post-disaster/post-conflict reconstruction, highlighting that proactive state policy frameworks and institutional public funding serve as the primary prerequisites for successful, long-term urban stabilization and heritage preservation.