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Resta Da Stabilire Dove Iniziare Il Testo (Paragrafo CURRICULUM VITAE SURNAME AND NAME ZHANG Li Home Address Apt. 5-1805, Xue-Qing-Yuan, Beijing, China Phone number 86-10-62784519 Fax number 86-10-62770314 E-mail address [email protected] Nationality Chinese Birth date 1970 Academic Position (if the candidate holds a position in a University) Qualification/Title Professor of Architecture / Chair of the Architecture Department in the School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, China. University Tsinghua University, China Department Architecture Department Academic Field Architecture and Urban Design Academic Discipline Architecture Working experience (please use the following table in order to briefly describe the working positions covered by the candidate) Dates ( from .. to..) 2007- Name and address of the Employer (Public or/and School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, private institution/body) Beijing, China Position held (for positions in Universities, the Professor of Architecture candidate should indicate the Faculty/College/School and the Department) Main activities/responsibilities Chair of the Architecture Department in the School of Architecture Teaching: Undergraduate: Reading in Architecture; Architectural Design III/IV; 4th Year Thesis Design Studio. Graduate: Reading in Architecture; Introduction to Modern Architecture II; Thinking in Contemporary Western Archiecture. Dates ( from .. to..) 2002 - 2007 Name and address of the Employer (Public or/and School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, private institution/body) Beijing, China Position held (for positions in Universities, the Associate Professor candidate should indicate the Faculty/College/School and the Department) Main activities/responsibilities Undergraduate: Reading in Architecture; Architectural Design III/IV. Graduate: Reading in Architecture; Thinking in Contemporary Western Archiecture. Dates 1999-2002 Name and address of the Employer (Public or/and School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, private institution/body) Beijing, China Position held (for positions in Universities, the Lecturer candidate should indicate the Faculty/College/School and the Department) Main activities/responsibilities Undergraduate: Reading in Architecture; Architectural Design II/III/IV. Dates 2012 Fall Name and address of the Employer (Public or/and SA, Syracuse University private institution/body) Position held (for positions in Universities, the Professor of Practice candidate should indicate the Faculty/College/School and the Department) Main activities/responsibilities Undergraduate: 3rd Year Elective Studio. Undergraduate & Graduate: Seminar: Pleasure and Resilience - Preindustrial Thoughts in Architecture. Dates 2010 Name and address of the Employer (Public or/and National University of Singapore private institution/body) Position held (for positions in Universities, the Visiting Critic candidate should indicate the Faculty/College/School and the Department) Main activities/responsibilities Undergraduate: Asian New Wave Architecture - 3rd Year Asian Master Class. Education and Training (please use the following table to describe Degrees awarded, by only indicating the information concerning Bachelor’s Degree, Master of Science’s Degree or/and PhD) Date 1993 1993 1999 Institution which issued the degree School of Architecture, Tsinghua University Type of Degree awarded (only Bachelor’s Degree, B. Arch. Master of Science’s Degree, PhD) M. Arch. PhD in Engineering/Architectural Design INTERNATIONAL REFEREES INDICATED BY THE CANDIDATE Each candidate is required to indicate the names of at least three and not more than five international experts/referees: they must not have any publications in common with the candidate and must possess a high scientific qualification and international reputation, that can be objectively verified by the Commission. Name Institution of origin Address e-mail address (compulsory) Joan Busquets Harvard University joan.busquets@bau- barcelona.com Alexander Tzonis Delft University of [email protected] Technology Randal Korman Syracuse University [email protected] Ron Henderson Illinois Institute of [email protected] Technology Michele Bonino Polytechnic University [email protected] of Turin EVALUATION FIELDS 1. Scientific Activity 1.1 The three most important outcomes/results of the research activity of the candidate accompanied by the tangible and verifiable evidence that the presented results: are original, significant and due to the determining, prevailing and clearly recognizable contribution of the candidate; have been widely spread and have obtained outstanding recognitions by the international scientific community; qualify the candidate as a distinguished international expert in his/her own field. ZHANG Li. World Architecture magazine, monthly editorials 2013 – 2016. World Architecture is the leading Chinese magazine on the project of architecture. As Editor-in-chief, the candidate contributes monthly editorials which help shape the national discourse on architecture by providing an international view on state-of-the-art design. Atelier Teamminus. Janamani Visitor Centre, Xinzhai, Contea di Yushu, provincial di Qinghai, Cina. E Michele Bonino, Atelier Teamminus – centro civico e di accoglienza Jianamani. “Casabella” 837 (2014), pp. 14-21. Casabella is one of the longest-running and most widely-read design magazines in the world. Publication of an architect’s project on the pages of Casabella is in itself proof of the high level of his/her professional work, and it is here displayed to sustain the candidate’s proficiency in the field in which he is called to exercise his knowledge. ZHANG Li. Public Life At The Right Time: Joan Busquets’ Influence In Contemporary Chinese Cities. World Architecture Magazine, 2013,02: 42-45. The article, published on China’s leading magazine on the project of architecture, is part of a wider research interest in the relationship between Western and Chinese architecture. The candidate’s attempt is that of shaping a discourse that builds on the continuous exhange between the two, and facilitate design as well as theoretical confrontations. 1.2 List of the submitted publications (with a maximum number of 20) in addition to those listed at point 1.1. For each publication and/or set of publications, the candidate is required to briefly describe his/her contribution, their scientific/technical significance and individual importance, the overall impact of the results in the international scientific community. ZHANG Li. On Playfulness: Interview with Frank Gehry. World Architecture Magazine, 2015,09: 12-13. The candidate interviews world-renowned architect Frank Gehry on the issue of the project for Foundation Louis Vuitton and on the arhitect’s wider design philiosophy. ZHANG Li. Design for Oneself: the Joy and the Anxiety of Freedom. World Architecture Magazine, 2015,04: 28- 29. A brief reflection on the role of architects when designing for themselves: what effect does the coincidence of designer and client produce on the design and on the approach to it? ZHANG Li. A Brief Comparison of Thirteen Architecture Awards. World Architecture Magazine, 2015,03: 32-37. ZHANG Li, Michele Bonino, Filippo De Pieri, Preface. In Michele Bonino, Filippo De Pieri (eds.), Beijing Danwei: Industrial Heritage in the Contemporary City. Jovis, Berlin, 2015. The book is a report of the result of an international research project which involved Politecnico di Torino and Tsinghua University as partners, and which unpacked the contemporary identity of formerly industrial complexes within the city of Beijing. The research was born as an official consultancy in the attempt to integrate such complexes – danwei – into the project of the contemporary city. ZHANG Li. Siza Interview. World Architecture Magazine, 2014,10: 114-116. The candidate interviews world- renowned architect Alvaro Siza on the subjects of Modernity, architectural practice in China and Asia in general, and design education. ZHANG Li. Playful Rationalism: On The Works Of Soldevila ARCHITECTS. World Architecture Magazine, 2013,06: 40-41. Brief authored essay working as a critical reading of the work of Soldevila Architects and exploring the relationship between structure and form in their architecture. ZHANG Li, Soft Sustainability: The Torino Approach, World Architecture, 2013, 05: 31-33. The article works as an introduction to a monographic issue of World Architecture, dedicated to the city of Torino and curated by prof. Michele Bonino. The intent of such an issue – as explained in the introduction - was that of introducing to a wide Chinese readership a different concept of sustainability, one that privileges passive devices to technical and technological ones, both at the scale of the building and at the scale of the city. The article – and the issue as a whole – is part of the contemporary debate on the industrial heritage of the Chinese city, a debate revolving around the increasing attempts to integrate variously-sized dismissed structures into the urban fabric. Teamminus, Visitor Centre in Yushu, Detail Besucher-und Gemeindezentren Visitor and Community Centers Serie 2016: 150-151. Published project. Atelier Teamminus, Jianamani Visitor Center, a+u Architecture and Urbanism 546: 96-101. Published project. Atelier Teamminus, Jianamani Visitor Center, C3 Territory, Beauty and Monument Visitor Centers: 60-73. Published project. 1.3 Complete list of all the significant publications of the candidate, including those listed at points 1.1 and 1.2 (to be attached to the end of
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