**About the Editor**

**Kristian Fabbri** is an architect and consultant in building energy performance, energy services, indoor environmental quality. Fabbri has served as Adjunct Professor at the University of Bologna Department of Architecture since 2002, teaching courses on environmental physics techniques; building physics; building energy performance simulation; and energy behavior, comfort, and heritage buildings. He has qualified for Associate Professor to National Scientific Qualification Sector 09/C2 Environmental Physics and Nuclear Engineering ASN 2013 and 2018, sector 08/C1 Design and Technology Design of Architecture, 08/E2 Restoration and History of Architecture ASN 2016. Fabbri has been a consultant of Emilia-Romagna Region (Public Bodies), the public administration techno-legislative sector, SME trade associations, and professional training organizations since 2006. His research interest includes human behavior, indoor and outdoor comfort, energy poverty, heritage building, and building energy performance. Fabbri has published numerous research articles in international journals, conferences, and books. K. Fabbri Indoor thermal comfort perception (2013), M.Pretelli K.Fabbri Historic Indoor Microclimate of the Heritage Buildings (2018), S.Piraccini K.Fabbri Building a Passive House (2018); K. Fabbri Urban Fuel Poverty (2019). Outside of his research, Fabbri writes poetry (Triceratopo, Sauromachia) and dramas (Speer Architecture and Power)
