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Silvia Malcovati
Curriculum Vitae
DE
Silvia Malcovati, Architektin, ist für Entwurf Städtebau an der FHP Potsdam. Geboren in Mailand, hat sie Architektur in Mailand und Barcelona studiert und ihre Abschlussarbeit in Mailand bei Giorgio Grassi abgelegt (1994). Sie hat an der ETH Zürich geforscht (1994-1995), am IUAV Venedig in architektonischer Komposition promoviert (1999) und als Post-Doc am Politecnico di Milano gearbeitet (1999-2001). Von 1999 bis 2002 unterrichtete sie am Politecnico di Milano und von 2002 bis 2016 war sie Professorin am Politecnico di Torino.
Ihr Forschungsschwerpunkt lag auf deutscher Architektur, insbesondere in Berlin, von K. F. Schinkel über H. Tessenow und P. Behrens bis zum heutigen Berlin und auf Architektur und Theorie in Italien in der zweiten Nachkriegszeit. Zu diesen Themen organisierte sie Vorträge, Konferenzen und Forschungsprojekte sowie kuratierte Ausstellungen und Publikationen.
Darunter Berlino 1990-2010. La ricerca sull’isolato e sul quartiere (2009, mit M. Caja), Tipologia architettonica e morfologia urbana. Il dibattito italiano 1960-1980 (2010 mit M. Caja und M. Landsberger), Peter Behrens. Maestro di Maestri (2011, con A. Moro), Una casa è una casa. Scritti sul pensiero e sull’opera di Giorgio Grassi (2011), Architettura e realismo. Riflessioni sulla costruzione architettonica della realtà (2013, mit Anderen), Nuovo realismo e architettura della città (2013, mit Anderen), “The Utopia of Reality. Realisms in architecture between Ideology and Phenomenology” (SAJ, Architecture Utopia Realism, 2014) Tipo forma figura. Il dibattito internazionale 1970-1990 (2016 mit M. Caja e M. Landsberger), “Realism and Rationalism: An Italian-German Architectural Discourse” (bfo–Journal, 2.2016), “Das alte Frankfurt: Urban Neighborhood versus Housing Estate, the Rebirth of Urban Architecture” (Urban Planning, 3.2019).
Silvia Malcovati
Curriculum Vitae
EN
Silvia Malcovati, Architect, is Professor of Architecture and Urban Design at the Potsdam School of Architecture. Born in Milan, she studied architecture in Milan and Barcelona and graduated in Milan with Giorgio Grassi (1994). She has researched at ETH Zurich (1994-95), achieved the title of PhD in Architectural Composition at the IUAV in Venice (1999) and worked as a post-doc at the Polytechnic of Milan (1999- 2001). From 1999 to 2002 she taught at the Politecnico di Milano and from 2002 to 2016 she was Professor at the Polytechnic of Turin.
Her research has been focused on German architecture, particularly in Berlin, from K. F. Schinkel through H. Tessenow and P. Behrens, up to contemporary Berlin and on the Italian architecture and theory of the post-war period. On these topics, she has organized lectures, conferences, and research projects and curated exhibitions and publications.
Among others: Berlino 1990-2010. La ricerca sull’isolato e sul quartiere (2009, with M. Caja), Tipologia architettonica e morfologia urbana. Il dibattito italiano 1960-1980 (2010 with M. Caja and M. Landsberger), Peter Behrens. Maestro di Maestri (2011, with A. Moro), Una casa è una casa. Scritti sul pensiero e sull’opera di Giorgio Grassi (2011), Architettura e realismo. Riflessioni sulla costruzione architettonica della realtà (2013, with others), Nuovo realismo e architettura della città (2013, with others), “The Utopia of Reality. Realisms in architecture between Ideology and Phenomenology” (SAJ, Architecture Utopia Realism, 2014), Tipo forma figura. Il dibattito internazionale 1970-1990 (2016 with M. Caja e M. Landsberger), “Realism and Rationalism: An Italian-German Architectural Discourse” (bfo–Journal, 2.2016), “Das alte Frankfurt: Urban Neighborhood versus Housing Estate,
the Rebirth of Urban Architecture” (Urban Planning,
3.2019).
Address: Kiepenheuerallee 5
14469
Potsdam
Germany
Curriculum Vitae
DE
Silvia Malcovati, Architektin, ist für Entwurf Städtebau an der FHP Potsdam. Geboren in Mailand, hat sie Architektur in Mailand und Barcelona studiert und ihre Abschlussarbeit in Mailand bei Giorgio Grassi abgelegt (1994). Sie hat an der ETH Zürich geforscht (1994-1995), am IUAV Venedig in architektonischer Komposition promoviert (1999) und als Post-Doc am Politecnico di Milano gearbeitet (1999-2001). Von 1999 bis 2002 unterrichtete sie am Politecnico di Milano und von 2002 bis 2016 war sie Professorin am Politecnico di Torino.
Ihr Forschungsschwerpunkt lag auf deutscher Architektur, insbesondere in Berlin, von K. F. Schinkel über H. Tessenow und P. Behrens bis zum heutigen Berlin und auf Architektur und Theorie in Italien in der zweiten Nachkriegszeit. Zu diesen Themen organisierte sie Vorträge, Konferenzen und Forschungsprojekte sowie kuratierte Ausstellungen und Publikationen.
Darunter Berlino 1990-2010. La ricerca sull’isolato e sul quartiere (2009, mit M. Caja), Tipologia architettonica e morfologia urbana. Il dibattito italiano 1960-1980 (2010 mit M. Caja und M. Landsberger), Peter Behrens. Maestro di Maestri (2011, con A. Moro), Una casa è una casa. Scritti sul pensiero e sull’opera di Giorgio Grassi (2011), Architettura e realismo. Riflessioni sulla costruzione architettonica della realtà (2013, mit Anderen), Nuovo realismo e architettura della città (2013, mit Anderen), “The Utopia of Reality. Realisms in architecture between Ideology and Phenomenology” (SAJ, Architecture Utopia Realism, 2014) Tipo forma figura. Il dibattito internazionale 1970-1990 (2016 mit M. Caja e M. Landsberger), “Realism and Rationalism: An Italian-German Architectural Discourse” (bfo–Journal, 2.2016), “Das alte Frankfurt: Urban Neighborhood versus Housing Estate, the Rebirth of Urban Architecture” (Urban Planning, 3.2019).
Silvia Malcovati
Curriculum Vitae
EN
Silvia Malcovati, Architect, is Professor of Architecture and Urban Design at the Potsdam School of Architecture. Born in Milan, she studied architecture in Milan and Barcelona and graduated in Milan with Giorgio Grassi (1994). She has researched at ETH Zurich (1994-95), achieved the title of PhD in Architectural Composition at the IUAV in Venice (1999) and worked as a post-doc at the Polytechnic of Milan (1999- 2001). From 1999 to 2002 she taught at the Politecnico di Milano and from 2002 to 2016 she was Professor at the Polytechnic of Turin.
Her research has been focused on German architecture, particularly in Berlin, from K. F. Schinkel through H. Tessenow and P. Behrens, up to contemporary Berlin and on the Italian architecture and theory of the post-war period. On these topics, she has organized lectures, conferences, and research projects and curated exhibitions and publications.
Among others: Berlino 1990-2010. La ricerca sull’isolato e sul quartiere (2009, with M. Caja), Tipologia architettonica e morfologia urbana. Il dibattito italiano 1960-1980 (2010 with M. Caja and M. Landsberger), Peter Behrens. Maestro di Maestri (2011, with A. Moro), Una casa è una casa. Scritti sul pensiero e sull’opera di Giorgio Grassi (2011), Architettura e realismo. Riflessioni sulla costruzione architettonica della realtà (2013, with others), Nuovo realismo e architettura della città (2013, with others), “The Utopia of Reality. Realisms in architecture between Ideology and Phenomenology” (SAJ, Architecture Utopia Realism, 2014), Tipo forma figura. Il dibattito internazionale 1970-1990 (2016 with M. Caja e M. Landsberger), “Realism and Rationalism: An Italian-German Architectural Discourse” (bfo–Journal, 2.2016), “Das alte Frankfurt: Urban Neighborhood versus Housing Estate,
the Rebirth of Urban Architecture” (Urban Planning,
3.2019).
Address: Kiepenheuerallee 5
14469
Potsdam
Germany
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Con il curatore Raimondo Mercadante, storico dell’arte, Silvia Malcovati, ricercatrice di Composizione architettonica e urbana – Politecnico di Torino e Carlo Olmo, docente di Storia dell’architettura – Politecnico di Torino
Pubblicato a Berlino nel 1913, il volume del critico d’arte Karl Scheffler è una sintesi di riflessioni sui problemi della nuova architettura per la città tedesca, diventata nodo e simbolo del travaglio della modernità.