Docenti

Professor of: Theory and practice of perspective drawing, Technical and design drawing, Elements of urban architecture, Interior architecture. Graduated in Architecture at the University “La Sapienza” in Rome and qualified to teach: Design and History of Art, Geometric disciplines, Architecture and descriptive geometry.

Professor of Project Culture, graduated in architecture from the University “La Sapienza” of Rome. PhD in Architectural Theories and Architectural Composition. Professor of Architectural Design for the “Ludovico Quaroni” Faculty of Architecture of the University “La Sapienza” of Rome, where he has carried out, in addition to teaching, also research activities, curating various publications.

Professor of “Theory and technique of mass media” and “Economics and graphics market”. Sociologist, essayist and lecturer, he deals with branding management and industrial organization. He has collaborated with several universities and business schools. He carries out research and study at the CEIMA, Study Center for Managerial Innovation. His design activity is aimed at supporting the brand for companies and business networks. He writes for national and international journals. Among his books we remember “Homo mediaticus. Mass media and image society “,” The power of leadership “,” Innovating management. The art of managing in the age of chaos “,” Liquid economy. Development in instability “.

Professor of: Fundamentals of computer design. Degree in Architecture from the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Roma Tre. Autocad 2013 Certified Professional by Autodesk.

Docente di: Linguaggi Multimediali, ha insegnato Sociologia della Comunicazione nelle Università la Sapienza e Lumsa di Roma ed è stata esperta per la comunicazione alla Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri. E’ autrice di numerosi saggi e ricerche sulle dinamiche della socializzazione giovanile e i new media.

Professor of Web design who has always been passionate about the world of graphics and the internet, he has been working in the field of communication for over fifteen years. After having worked in various agencies between Milan and Rome, he has been the Art director in Milkshake Studio, of which he is also one of the founders, since 2012.

Multi-faceted professional in the creative-cultural field, he was born in 1992 and graduated in Architecture at La Sapienza. He is the founder of TWM Factory, a creative studio made up of Millennials that works through exhibitions, urban regeneration and publishing activities. Among his projects: The Walkman Magazine, a research and reflection webzine; Roma Smistamento, a creative space born from the redevelopment of disused railway offices; Young Creatives, multidisciplinary celebration of emerging talent and Italian cultural heritage. He has curated exhibitions at public institutions (The National Gallery, National Roman Museum) and private (Palazzo Merulana).

Creative Director, he’s been working for over twenty years in integrated communication: Atl, Btl, Brand Identity, Lettering and UI are the areas where he has developed a creative thinking, aimed at satisfying the needs of companies and institutions. Convinced Bodonian, he is passionate about the printed media and luxury sector, collaborating with Haute Couture Maison: Gucci, Vuitton, Hermès, Bvlgari and others. He oversaw the development and coordination of the Brand Image of brands such as: Rai, Tim, Uliveto, Renault. In addition, he acquires a share in the world of User eXperience Design by working for international livescore companies: from design, prototyping of interfaces and user interaction, to the definition of characters (Personas) and decision-making paths (User / Customer journey).

Giuliana Benassi (Forlì, 1984) lives and works in Rome. She is an independent curator and art historian. She graduated in Art History at the University of Pisa. She focused her research on the relationship between a work of art and an exhibition space, with particular attention to the “site-specific” concept. The investigation into the genesis of the work of art in non-conventional exhibition spaces is the basis of a curatorial and theoretical approach that favors a reflection on the complex dynamics that link the work, the space and the public to each other. She teaches History of Contemporary Art at the Pantheon Institute in Rome / Milan and also teaches at the IED in Florence. She is an Art Advisor at the American Academy in Rome. She is co-founder and director of the There Is No Place Like Home project with which she received the Artribune Prize for Contemporary Art in 2017. She curates the ALT – Contemporary Art column for the newspaper “Il Manifesto”. She has been the curator of the “Hand Portrait” artistic residence since 2014. She writes for the art magazines Rivista Segno and Exibart, and has collaborated with various institutions and associations including: Laboratory of the Mind Museum, Istituto Svizzero, artQ13 Rome; Lac or Le Mon Lecce Foundation; MAMbo in Bologna; Follemente Festival Teramo; Italian Cultural Institute London. She has edited books for the NERO, Viaindustriae and Palombi publishing cases.

Professor of ‘Urban Regeneration’ and of ‘Elements of Architecture and Urban Planning’. She studied Architecture at the University ‘La Sapienza’ of Rome. She works as a Landscape Architect, has a PhD in “History, Design and Restoration of Architecture”, and is a specialist in “Architectural and Landscape Heritage” as well as “Natural and Territorial Heritage”. Over the years she has been teaching Green Design at the Quasar Design University of Rome and has collaborated in the “Monument Restoration” Laboratory Course of the University ‘La Sapienza’ of Rome, for which she was co-supervisor in several theses on the restoration of the landscape and historic gardens. Her research focuses on the requalification of the landscape, the recovery and enhancement of naturalistic areas, and European projects; she has participated in numerous design competitions and has been a speaker at national and international conferences. She has also designed and created numerous ephemeral artistic installations: among the awarded projects “History and Colors in a fragment of Landscape” (Pordenone, 2012), “U Jardinu, reflections in the garden” (Rome and Pantelleria, 2014), “La Grande Zolla “Towards the Clouds (Rome, 2016).

He was Co-Founder of Scaleno, which led him to collaborate with important brands such as Cattleya, Deloitte, Laura Biagiotti, Lipton, Vatican Museums, Slamp, Valentino. He has been teaching Design at the Pantheon Institute with a particular focus on new technologies and social and environmental sustainability for a few years. In fact, he believes that it is essential that future designers understand the best practices for eco-sustainable design with a view to industrial production, so that their design choices can make a difference for the environment and for communities.

Specialized in Philosophy of the Mind, Moral Philosophy, Philosophy of Psychology, Neuroethics, Neuroscience. She won the young researchers award at the VII edition of the International scientific conference of Neuroethics in Padua. She collaborated with the CNR of Rome, dealing with research in the field of Experimental Philosophy, and with the CNR of Milan for the Design4all project, thanks to a scholarship in “Expert in human / machine interaction”. Specifically, she has dealt with projects related to Virtual and Augmented Reality. She collaborates in the Screenplay course for Videogames, and also deals with Writing, Design4all, Game Therapy.

Professor of ‘Urban Regeneration’ and of ‘Elements of Architecture and Urban Planning’. She studied Architecture at the University ‘La Sapienza’ of Rome. She works as a Landscape Architect, has a PhD in “History, Design and Restoration of Architecture”, and is a specialist in “Architectural and Landscape Heritage” as well as “Natural and Territorial Heritage”. Over the years she has been teaching Green Design at the Quasar Design University of Rome and has collaborated in the “Monument Restoration” Laboratory Course of the University ‘La Sapienza’ of Rome, for which she was co-supervisor in several theses on the restoration of the landscape and historic gardens. Her research focuses on the requalification of the landscape, the recovery and enhancement of naturalistic areas, and European projects; she has participated in numerous design competitions and has been a speaker at national and international conferences. She has also designed and created numerous ephemeral artistic installations: among the awarded projects “History and Colors in a fragment of Landscape” (Pordenone, 2012), “U Jardinu, reflections in the garden” (Rome and Pantelleria, 2014), “La Grande Zolla “Towards the Clouds (Rome, 2016).