Regenerative Design of Politecnico's Digital Revolution House

The "Digital Revolution House" (DRH) is a vital part of the strategy at Politecnico di Torino. It's a unique building designed with a focus on sustainability and innovation. It brings together different fields of study to work on shared projects with external companies. Researchers, businesses, and students collaborate here to turn their research into useful technology for society. The DRH is strategically located and connects several important areas, creating a cultural and technological hub. The building itself is designed to fit into a complex area, with different shapes and histories. The DRH has different parts: one side faces inside, one side is dense and compact, one side respects the old building, and the north side opens up to the city and the mountains. Previous plans suggested "L shape" building as in the energy center, but it would have closed off the space and hidden the green areas. So, the new design is a long building that works with the shape of the area and lets you see more around it. On the ground floor, you'll find spaces for meetings and teaching. The upper floors are for , exhibitions, research, including research labs and reunion areas. This thesis explores the innovative design of the DRH and its dedication to being environmentally friendly. The DRH is an example of how architecture can help create a more sustainable and connected future.