DIEM is pleased to introduce its Lead Partner: Sapienza University of Rome, represented by the Department of History, Representation and Restoration of Architecture (DSDRA), with Professor Carlo Bianchini as Project Manager.
DSDRA is a leading academic and research institution in architectural history, drawing and representation, architectural survey, restoration, and the conservation of the built environment. Its interdisciplinary expertise supports sustainable and scientifically grounded approaches to Cultural Heritage preservation, documentation, and communication.
As Lead Partner, Sapienza University of Rome provides DIEM with scientific leadership, strategic direction, and overall coordination, guiding the consortium in the implementation of project activities.
Within DIEM, Sapienza contributes to the development of shared methodologies, training models, capacity-building activities, and dissemination strategies, helping to reduce skills gaps in the Cultural Heritage sector and promote inclusive, accessible education.
Together with all project partners, Sapienza is supporting DIEM’s mission to strengthen cooperation, innovation, and long-term impact for Cultural Heritage education and management in the Euro-Mediterranean region.