Joseph di Pasquale

Joseph Di Pasquale
Born (1968-04-24)24 April 1968
Como, Italy
Nationality Italian
Alma mater Politecnico di Milano
Occupation Architect

Joseph Di Pasquale is an Italian architect.

Biographical notes

Graduated magna cum laude in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano in 1991. He is contract professor at Faculty od Architecture and Society at Politecnico di Milano since 2009 . He started his professional practice in 1992. In 2001 he studied Film Directing in New York Film Academy. In 2005 he redefined his studio as "AM project - Joseph di Pasquale Architects" starting the international activities.[1]

Career

He claims the lack of identity in contemporary globalized architecture and he considered himself a seeker of new interpretations for the contemporary city (the "dense city" concept) in order to identify a relationship between urban density and cultural identity in the urban fabric and architecture.[2] Since 2008, he produces an intense cultural dissemination activity with lectures and conferences in Italy, China, Russia and United States. In a conference "La città si-cura" (the safe city) held in Italy in 2010, he said that "the contemporary city is no longer able to generate significant urban space because the modern architecture has abandoned the idea of "facade", which means the idea to orient the buildings, therefore the city no longer looks toward its space, but it's composed by architectures that are meant to be looked upon as a sculpture or an object[3]". In 2013, he declares to the Il Sole 24 Ore that contemporary Chinese society and architecture are "seeking the contemporary transposition of its millenary tradition[4]". Moreover he's the author of many articles of "L'Arca" paper magazine.[5]

Competitions won and projects

His projects won several national and international competitions of architecture,[6] among which the Tianjin Eco Town[7] and the Guangzhou Circle, opened in 2013, that CNN listed in the 10 most interesting buildings that will appear in 2014 worldwide.[8] Other relevant projects are several Gewiss factories, the main factories of Intercos, Polini, Valsir, Aerea and the project of new entertainment park of Minitalia Leolandia in Turate (Italy).[9]

Publications

See Deastore Libri di Joseph Di Pasquale for a list.

References

  1. AM Project Staff
  2. Edizioni Ares Faccia e Facciata, Studi Cattolici n 600 feb 2011, ed Ares Milano
  3. Casa 24 - Il Sole 24 Ore Città sicura
  4. Il Sole 24 Ore Arredo, l'Italia insegue la Germania sul mercato cinese
  5. Arca International L'Arca
  6. Europa Concorsi scheda Joseph Di Pasquale
  7. Archiportale Joseph Di Pasquale e AM Progetti autori dell'Eco Town di Tianjin
  8. CNN 10 eye-popping new buildings that you'll see in 2014
  9. AM Project Projects
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