Peverini Marco

Assistant Professor at the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DAStU) of the Politecnico di Milano. His research focuses on the topic of housing affordability, from a perspective that investigates social sustainability in urban planning. He conducts his research mainly within the framework of OCA, Osservatorio Casa Abbordabile (www.oca.milano.it) and the project "Rehousin: Contextualised pathways to Reduce Housing Inequalities in the green and digital transition" (www.rehousin.eu). Since 2025 he works on the topic of territorial anti-fragility, as part of the teaching and research activities supported by CRAFT—the Competence Center on Anti-Fragile Territories of the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies at the Politecnico di Milano, supporting anti-fragile planning in Castel Volturno (craft.dastu.polimi.it/it/antifragility-lab/23).

Since 2019, he is part of the Foundational Economy Collective and co-coordinator of the working group 'Social Housing: Institutions, Organisation and Governance' of the European Network of Housing Research (ENHR). In addition to the academic research and publications, he contributes to the public debates on popular magazines (such as Jacobin Magazine, Altreconomia, DiTe-Dinamiche Territoriali, Welforum and others). He is part of the editorial staff of Città Bene Comune, a column of the Casa della Cultura that aims to contribute to the formation of a widespread urban planning culture.

Selection of relevant publications

“Milano per chi? Se la città attrattiva è sempre meno abbordabile”
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"No City for Workers: Housing Affordability Trends and Public Policy Implications in Milan"
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"Promoting rental housing affordability in European cities"
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"Do housing cooperatives change amidst neoliberal policies? Evidence from hybridization of two cooperative organizations in Milan"
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