He generally focuses on issues related to architectural representation and surveying. His research is particularly concerned with the renewal of Descriptive Geometry through the use of digital tools, specifically in the study of developable and ruled surfaces, applications of stereotomy, projective geometry—particularly the genesis of ruled quadric surfaces—and Apollonius' problem in space.
He is also interested in 3D modeling in relation to new digital representation methods, including mathematical and numerical representation. In this context, the research group investigates the use of tools for the visualization and interaction with 3D digital models, along with the associated information, analyzing various scenarios in architecture, archaeology, and industry.
