ITALIAN
TEAM (Turin Italy + Perth WA)
Luciano
Pia
Architect
designer of several advanced energy efficient architectures
Lorenzo
Matteoli
Architect,
Full tenure Professor at the Turin Engineering Poli (1978-1992)
(Technology
of Architecture, Building Climatology, Energy Conscious Building
Design)
Andrea
Terranova
Architect,
communication designer, social media content manager, social
negotiator and audience developer; contract professor at Milan
Engineering Poli Industrial Design School (1995-2010)
Monica
Cazzamani Bona
Architect,
Design software and computer modelling assistant
Wendy
Charnell
Liaison,
editing and secretarial support
(see
more above)
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CURTIN
UNIVERSITY (Perth, WA)
Elizabeth
Karol
Senior Lecturer in Faculty of Humanities (School of Built Environment - Dept of Architecture and Interior Architecture)
Mr Khoa Do
Senior Lecturer in Faculty of Humanities (School of Built Environment - Dept of Architecture and Interior Architecture)
Mr Khoa Do
BappSc
(Arch), Barch (Hons), Senior Clinical/Professional Fellow in Faculty
of Humanities (School of Built Environment - Dept of Architecture and
Interior Architecture)
(see more above)
(see more above)
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TURIN
ENGINEERING POLI (Turin, Italy)
Gabriella
Peretti
Architect,
Full tenure Professor at the Turin Engineering Poli (Technology
of Architecture, Building Climatology, Energy Conscious Building
Design)
Andrea
Levra Levron
Architect,
PhD at the Turin Engineering Poli
Francesca
Thiebat
Architect,
PhD at the Turin Engineering Poli
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Luciano
Pia
Born
October 1960
Architect
in Turin, Paris, Barcelona, Corsica
Graduated
in 1984, Turin Engineering Poli, School of Architecture.
Brief
Research Experience at the “Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecniche per
i Processi di Insediamento” Turin Engineering Poli.
1992
Assistant Professor at the Milan Engineering Poli for “Restauro
Architettonico”.
1993
Contract Professor at Scuola Superiore Normale di Pisa in Cortona for
the Master in “Museografia e Beni Culturali”.
From
1987 fellow of the “Ordre des Architectes de l’Isle de France”
in Paris where he operates as professional architect from 1990 to
2000 in partnership with Professor Andrea Bruno.
From
2000 operates in his personal Architectural Studio in Turin.
He
pays particularly attention to the distinctive features of the
context but he also carries out new building plans to improve
energetic efficiency and minimize the impact on the environment.
Projects
and Buildings
Partner
in the design of the enhancement of the Roman Circus and Anphitheatre
in Tarragona (Cataluna, Spain).
Partner
in the design and site manager for :
- “Musée
de la Corse” (France)
- “
Musée d’Art et d’Histoire de la Ville de Bastia” (France)
- Université
de Nimes (France)
- “Musée
des Arts et Métiers” (CNAM) in Paris.
Partner
in international competitions
- “Quartiers
Charpentier Bourgogne “in Orleans (France)
- Rearrangement
of the Place Verdun in Grenoble (France).
- “Tapiserie
de l’Apocalpse” in the Castle of Angers (France),
- Setting
out of the “ Departement des Antiquités Egyptiennes” at
the Louvre
- Construction
of the “Musée de l’Antropologie” in Geneva (Switzerland)
- “Automobile
Museum” in Turin (Italy)
- Organization
and setting out of the “Petit Palais” in Paris
- “Musée
de l’Eau” in Pont Royan (France).
Town
planning in Turin
- San
Filippo Block
- The
transformation of former industrial buildings in Corso Filadelfia ,
- The
axis Via Po-Piazza Vittorio, Via Roma-Piazza San Carlo.
- Transformation
of the industrial areas
Projects
and Buildings in Turin
- Centro
ECLAT Rivoli, Residence and Conference Halls
- Office
Building “Arcadiana” Turin
- Interior
design and restructuring of the “Centre Culturel Francais”
in Turin for the French
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Restoration
of the baroque Palazzo Graneri in Turin
- Restoration
of a historical building in Via Cavour
- Transformation
of an old factory into living units, offices and meeting centre in
Via
Sant’Anselmo
Sant’Anselmo
- Design
and site management of the “Scuola di Biotecnologie- Biotechnology
University”: teaching structures and research
University”: teaching structures and research
laboratories.
- Design
and site management of Media Village (Turin 2006 Olympic
Games).
- Design
and site management of “Casa tra gli Alberi – 25 Green” in Via
Chiabrera .
- Design
and site management of “Casa Hollywood- Hollywood House” in Corso
Regina
Margherita.
Margherita.
- Design
of “Former Cascina Fossata”: transformation of a deserted farm
into social
housing
housing
- Design
of Juventus Hotel for Juventus Football Club.
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Lorenzo
Matteoli
Born
in Milan, Italy in 1937.
Architect, Professor of Technology of Architecture,
1978 Full Tenure at the Turin Engineering Poli (School of Architecture);
From 1980 to 1986 Dean of the School of Architecture of the Turin Engineering Poli;
From 1981 to 1986, Director of the Department of Environmental Sciences of the Turin Engineering Poli;
From1986 to 1992 City commissioner, deputy mayor, of the City of Turin;
Science attaché at the Italian Embassy in Jakarta from 1992 to 1994.
Retired in 1994, since Feb. 8th 1995 living, studying and writing in Western Australia.
Profile:
One of the pioneers of solar energy in Europe, Lorenzo has promoted solar energy integration in buildings since 1973, produced the Recommendations for the Integration of Solar Collectors in Building for the Italian Institute of Standardization (UNI) in 1975. He was responsible for experimental building projects for the Ministry of Education (3 solar-heated schools built) and for the Ministry of Public Building and Works (Ministero dei Lavori Pubblici), 500 solar-heated dwellings in 20 multistory buildings completed (1978-1981) with a grant from the European Commission; promoter and lecturer for 'energy conscious building design courses', responsible for energy modeling and planning at regional scale (the Energy Plan for Pantelleria, 1975, and the Plan for Sardinia on renewable energies, 1978). Studies and research for the CNR (National Italian Research Council) on energy integration in built systems, technological and innovative tools for the recovery of polluted urban areas, energy and long term environmental strategies for cities. During his service as Turin City Commissioner Lorenzo was responsible for very important projects of Urban renewal and Urban re-vitalization (Stadio delle Alpi and adjacent Sports Park and redesign of the North-West compartment of the City of Turin).
From 1986 to 1990 Lorenzo in his capacity of Director of the Human Settlement Sciences Department of the Turin Engineering Poli was the promoter and coordinator of a departmental research program on the “future of the City of Turin: Turin in the year 2010”. The scope of the program was to design a plausible model of the future social, physical and cultural model of the city of Turin in Italy.
Architect, Professor of Technology of Architecture,
1978 Full Tenure at the Turin Engineering Poli (School of Architecture);
From 1980 to 1986 Dean of the School of Architecture of the Turin Engineering Poli;
From 1981 to 1986, Director of the Department of Environmental Sciences of the Turin Engineering Poli;
From1986 to 1992 City commissioner, deputy mayor, of the City of Turin;
Science attaché at the Italian Embassy in Jakarta from 1992 to 1994.
Retired in 1994, since Feb. 8th 1995 living, studying and writing in Western Australia.
Profile:
One of the pioneers of solar energy in Europe, Lorenzo has promoted solar energy integration in buildings since 1973, produced the Recommendations for the Integration of Solar Collectors in Building for the Italian Institute of Standardization (UNI) in 1975. He was responsible for experimental building projects for the Ministry of Education (3 solar-heated schools built) and for the Ministry of Public Building and Works (Ministero dei Lavori Pubblici), 500 solar-heated dwellings in 20 multistory buildings completed (1978-1981) with a grant from the European Commission; promoter and lecturer for 'energy conscious building design courses', responsible for energy modeling and planning at regional scale (the Energy Plan for Pantelleria, 1975, and the Plan for Sardinia on renewable energies, 1978). Studies and research for the CNR (National Italian Research Council) on energy integration in built systems, technological and innovative tools for the recovery of polluted urban areas, energy and long term environmental strategies for cities. During his service as Turin City Commissioner Lorenzo was responsible for very important projects of Urban renewal and Urban re-vitalization (Stadio delle Alpi and adjacent Sports Park and redesign of the North-West compartment of the City of Turin).
From 1986 to 1990 Lorenzo in his capacity of Director of the Human Settlement Sciences Department of the Turin Engineering Poli was the promoter and coordinator of a departmental research program on the “future of the City of Turin: Turin in the year 2010”. The scope of the program was to design a plausible model of the future social, physical and cultural model of the city of Turin in Italy.
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Andrea
Terranova
Born
in Turin, Italy in 1959.
Education:
Politecnico di Torino and Università
degli Studi di Torino.
Senior
Communication Designer; Communication Manager and Digital Strategist;
Public Relations, Communications and Branding for Culture, Heritage,
Architecture, Design and Environment in Turin and Milan areas.
Passionate
about Internet, Social Media and innovation. Creative mindset, 30+
Years of experience in technology and digital communication. Strong
background in Marketing & Communications management.
Blogger
about trends on contemporary design: see
http://eamesiana.blogspot.com
Teacher
or senior lecture in private and public universities in Italy
(Messina, Milan, Turin, Venice) and abroad (MIT, Cambridge, Mass; Suisse University, Lugano) about
communication design, digital strategies, technological, social and
marketing dynamics tied to Social Networks.
From
1995 to 2010 in Milan (at Politecnico di Milano) as a speaker Andrea
has followed over 50 dissertation (see
http://opac.biblio.polimi.it/SebinaOpac/Opac?action=search&thAutEnteDesc=Terranova%2C+Andrea&startat=0
).
Coordinator,
Board faculty member & Teacher Master in: a) Digital Interfaces
for Heritage Experience, b) Department of Architecture, both at IED,
Istituto Europeo di Design in Turin.
Teacher
Master in Communication for Heritage at Suisse University in Lugano.
Teacher
Master in a) Multimedia Communication, b) Heritage Communication, both
at Turin University.
Teacher
at the University Centre in the Penitentiary Institute of Turin.
Specialties
Marketing
& Communications, Digital marketing, Social media strategy,
e-commerce, strategic planning, ADV, SEO, SEM planning, Brand
Developement, Product Management, Public Relations Management, Events
and BTL Management.
New
business and innovation consultant: market analysis and business
development;
Special
Projects
Andrea
designed and launched the first "Social Media Team" for the
promotion of culture through the Social Network, in Piedmont in 2010
(for the Piedmont Region, Department of Culture and Tourism).
Since
2012 he manages and coordinates the "Social Media Team" for
the promotion of the performing arts for:
- Compagnia
di San Paolo Foundation, in Piedmont, Liguria and Valle d'Aosta
- International
Torino Danza Festival
- International
Mirabilia Circus and Performing Art Festival
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Elizabeth
Karol
POSITION Senior Lecturer
FACULTY Faculty of Humanities
SCHOOL School of Built Environment
DEPARTMENT Dept of Architecture and Interior Architecture
CAMPUS Bentley Campus
LOCATION 201.624
PHONE +618 9266 7260
FAX +618 9266 2711
EMAIL E.Karol@curtin.edu.au
Dr. Elizabeth Karol is an architect, qualified engineer and building surveyor. She has worked as an architect in Asia and the Middle East on multi-million dollar commercial projects. In Australia she has worked as an architect, engineer and building surveyor in Melbourne and Perth.
Elizabeth moved to academia in 1995. Her teaching programs have covered a wide range of disciplines including professional practice, building surveying, building science, ecologically sustainable design and architectural design. She has continued to explore how damage to the natural environment can be reduced and the quality of the built environment can be enhanced through an in-depth understanding of design implications.
In 1997 Elizabeth formulated a unit for Ecologically Sustainable Design. This has evolved over the years to form an important part of the design thinking in the architecture/interior architecture courses. Elizabeth uses her research to inform her creative practice
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POSITION Senior Lecturer
FACULTY Faculty of Humanities
SCHOOL School of Built Environment
DEPARTMENT Dept of Architecture and Interior Architecture
CAMPUS Bentley Campus
LOCATION 201.624
PHONE +618 9266 7260
FAX +618 9266 2711
EMAIL E.Karol@curtin.edu.au
Dr. Elizabeth Karol is an architect, qualified engineer and building surveyor. She has worked as an architect in Asia and the Middle East on multi-million dollar commercial projects. In Australia she has worked as an architect, engineer and building surveyor in Melbourne and Perth.
Elizabeth moved to academia in 1995. Her teaching programs have covered a wide range of disciplines including professional practice, building surveying, building science, ecologically sustainable design and architectural design. She has continued to explore how damage to the natural environment can be reduced and the quality of the built environment can be enhanced through an in-depth understanding of design implications.
In 1997 Elizabeth formulated a unit for Ecologically Sustainable Design. This has evolved over the years to form an important part of the design thinking in the architecture/interior architecture courses. Elizabeth uses her research to inform her creative practice
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Mr
Khoa Do
BappSc
(Arch), Barch (Hons)
POSITION
Senior Clinical/Professional Fellow
FACULTY Faculty of Humanities
SCHOOL School of Built Environment
DEPARTMENT Dept of Architecture and Interior Architecture
CAMPUS Bentley Campus
LOCATION 201.619c
PHONE +61 8 9266 7262
EMAIL K.Do@curtin.edu.au
...his character and abundance in enthusiasm, humour and positive energy reflect through his professionally conducted lectures and well organised tutorials. He is full of great ideas on how a feedback session should be run. He is easily accessible, gives feedback that helps us achieve well yet he does not give answers. He communicates very well, we are always quite clear on what needs to be done and what is expected. Overall, Khoa makes a positively sizable difference in the way I personally experience this course. (eVALUate 2007)
The education of the discipline of architecture has its traditional roots in the master-apprentice relationship. The apprentice is actively learning through the master who is immersed in the contemporary practices of architecture. With the rapid advancements in the intelligence of computer software such as the Building Information Modelling platform and the ever-evolving array of building materials, the need for universities to educate new and emerging architects on contemporary practices is paramount in order to produce successful graduates with relevant skills and knowledge.
FACULTY Faculty of Humanities
SCHOOL School of Built Environment
DEPARTMENT Dept of Architecture and Interior Architecture
CAMPUS Bentley Campus
LOCATION 201.619c
PHONE +61 8 9266 7262
EMAIL K.Do@curtin.edu.au
...his character and abundance in enthusiasm, humour and positive energy reflect through his professionally conducted lectures and well organised tutorials. He is full of great ideas on how a feedback session should be run. He is easily accessible, gives feedback that helps us achieve well yet he does not give answers. He communicates very well, we are always quite clear on what needs to be done and what is expected. Overall, Khoa makes a positively sizable difference in the way I personally experience this course. (eVALUate 2007)
The education of the discipline of architecture has its traditional roots in the master-apprentice relationship. The apprentice is actively learning through the master who is immersed in the contemporary practices of architecture. With the rapid advancements in the intelligence of computer software such as the Building Information Modelling platform and the ever-evolving array of building materials, the need for universities to educate new and emerging architects on contemporary practices is paramount in order to produce successful graduates with relevant skills and knowledge.
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