Cav. Francesco (Frank) DiCianni

Cav. Francesco (Frank) DiCianni

Cav. Francesco "Frank" DiCianni
Born Francesco DiCianni
San Agata d' Esaro, Provincia di Cosenza
Residence Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Nationality Italian
Other names Frank
Occupation Proprietor, Celebrations Banquet Facility; President, Associazione Regionale Calabrese;[1] Landmark Properties

Francesco "Frank" DiCianni is an Italian-American proprietor of Celebrations Banquet Facility, founder of Design-Tech Architects, co-founder of Landmark Design Associates.

Early life

Francesco was born in Sant Agata d' Esaro, Provincia di Cosenza to Antonio and Drisolina (Servidio). His family immigrated to the United States in May 1959 to the Manayunk neighborhood of Philadelphia.

Education

Frank is a graduate of Roman Catholic High School in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Frank studied Roman Art and Architecture and graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture from Temple University's School of Architecture in Rome, Italy.

Architecture career

After graduation, Frank began working the Mirick, Pearson and Batcheler as a Project Architect and Team Lead Designer. During his tenure with the firm, Frank designed the nine-story Thomas Jefferson University Medical Office Building located at 13th and Walnut in Center City, Philadelphia.

After four years with Mirick, Pearson and Batcheler, Frank started his own architecture firm, Design-Tech Architects. The company designed residential housing and commercial spaces throughout the Philadelphia Metropolitan area.

Frank is also the co-founder of Landmark Design Associates,[2] a company that designs and constructs mid-rise office buildings and in-line shopping centers throughout the city of Philadelphia and it's suburbs.

Civic Awards

Mr. DiCianni has received a number of civic and professional awards throughout his career, including:

Professional Awards

As proprietor, Frank has helped Celebrations Banquet Facility win the following awards:

Category:History of the Italian Americans in Philadelphia

References

  1. "Consolato Generale d'Italia Filadelfia". Retrieved 16 November 2016.
  2. "Landmark Design Associates Inc". Retrieved 16 November 2016.
  3. "Filitalia International Gala of Philadelphia". Retrieved 16 November 2016.
  4. "Temple Review" (PDF). Retrieved 16 November 2016.
  5. "CELEBRATIONS WEDDING VENUE WINS BIG IN WEDDING SPOT AWARDS". Yahoo Finance. Retrieved 16 November 2016.
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