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Education Professional History Dr MARCO IULIANO University of Liverpool, School of Architecture Abercromby Square, Liverpool L69 7ZN [email protected]; 0151 7942602 Born in Naples in 1973, Marco Iuliano graduated cum laude from Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II in 1997 and for the outstanding results he gained a grant for the academic career. Continuing his studies at the Scuola di Specializzazione in Beni Architettonici e Paesaggio (School of Advanced Architectural Heritage) at Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II he received an MPhil after a 2-year course in 2000. He completed his studies in 2004 with an International PhD from the same University in collaboration with the Université de Provence. He was invited to present papers in Villa Medici and Palazzo Farnese (Rome), Italian Institute of Human Science (Florence), University of Berne, Maison Méditerranéenne de Science de l’Homme (Marseille), Harvard University (United States), Italian Cultural Institute (Paris) and in many other institutions. In 2008 he won the prestigious award for the best paper in Urban Studies in the international competition organized by the University of Rome. He is recipient of several grants and has held fellowships at the British Library, Centre of Architecture Andrea Palladio (Vicenza) and Italian Ministry of University (MIUR); he was also awarded an Italian CNR Postdoc. He is planner and member of the scientific committee for the international Master in Histoire de la Ville et du Paysage co-funded by the Italian Ministry of Research (MIUR, €42k) held in collaboration with the University of Grenoble. Since 2005 he teaches Contemporary Architectural History (University of Naples, Marseille, Cambridge and London) and is in the scientific committee of different architectural photography prizes (2007 and 2009) as well as member of the scientific committee of the 4th and 5th international conferences on Urban Iconography and curator of the exhibition and catalogue Modern and Imperfect (2007) and Demolish! (2009). His research focuses on architectural and urban history with a special interest in the intersections between the work of architecture and the visual arts (photography and cartography). Special interests include the multidisciplinary approach to the analysis of the representation as a complex system of communication, helpful also in the conceiving of the architectural works. In 2005-2008 he was the PI of the Digital Archive funded by a Bank Foundation for the Archivio Fotografico Parisio, one of the greatest Italian architectural image archives with almost one million negatives. He has published numerous peer-reviewed articles and is author and editor of five books: the most recent has been selected as book of the Year in the Times Literary Supplement by Marina Warner. He has organized at Cambridge University the international conference Still Architecture (May 2012) and, with Tate Liverpool, Rolling Around Like Gorillas (2014). Education International PhD (2004) Department of Architectural History, Faculty of Architecture University of Naples “Federico II” - University of Marseille Aix I (4 years) MPhil (2000) Scuola di Specializzazione Beni Architettonici e Paesaggio, University of Naples “Federico II” (Advanced School of Architectural Heritage and Landscape, 2 years) Laurea (1997) Faculty of Architecture, University of Naples “Federico II” (5 years) Professional History 2013-current Senior Lecturer and Director of Research of the Centre for Architecture and Visual Arts, (CAVA), University of Liverpool 2010-2012 Research Fellow and Senior Research Associate, Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge 2008 J.B. Harley Fellow, British Library 2006-2009 Chercheur associé, Université de Provence 2005-2009 Professore a contratto in Architectural History, University of Naples “Federico II” 2004-present Research fellow, Centre for European Urban Iconography, University of Naples “Federico II” 2000 National Qualification as History of Art Teacher, Certified by Italian Ministry of Education 1998-2000 Researcher, Italian Ministry of University and Research (MIUR) 1 Fellowships, Grants and Awards 2014 Research and Development Fund, University of Liverpool for Research at CCA 2013 Paul Mellon Educational Grant for the Conference The Wrong Architecture? 2010-2012 Marie Curie Intra-European Research Fellowship, European Commission 2011 Invited Visiting Teacher, Architectural Association, Bedford Square, London 2011 CRASSH Conference Grant, University of Cambridge 2010 EU- 7th Framework Program Grant 2009 Research Grant, Department of Architectural History, University of Naples “Federico II” 2008 Prize for the Best Paper in Urban History, University of Rome 2008 J.B. Harley Fellowship, British Library, National Archives, Royal Geographical Society 2008-2009 Research Grant, National Interest Research Projects (PRIN), Italian Ministry of University 2007 Research Grant, Department of Cultural Heritage, Province of Naples 2006 Research Grant, Italian National Council of Researches (CNR) 2005-2008 PI of the Digital Archive, San Paolo Trust-Bank Foundation Grant 2005-2006 Co-Investigator and Planner, International Master in the History of the City (MIUR Grant) 2005-2006 Post Doctoral Research Fellowship, Italian National Council of Researches (CNR) 2004 Research Grant, Department of Cultural and Landscape Heritage, Campania Region 2003-2005 Research Grant, National Interest Research Projects (PRIN), Italian Ministry of University 2001 Scholarship for the 43rd Course, Centre of Architecture Andrea Palladio (CISA) 2001 University of Naples “Federico II” Postgraduate Scholarship (PhD - 4 years grant) 2000 University of Provence Scholarship, Digital Cartography applied to Urban History 1999 Research Grant in the Cultural Heritage, Municipality of Siena (Italy) 1997 Grant for Academic Career, University of Naples Federico II Selected conference papers 2015 “Avant Garde Aalto”, Alvar Aalto Conference, Aalto Museum, Jyvaskyla, (18 Feb, keynote) 2014 “Le Corbusier/Lucien Herve: pair or peers?” Building with Light: the Legacy of Robert Elwall Royal Institute of British Architects, London (13 Nov, invited speaker) “Stirling and Photography”, FAUP-Porto School of Architecture (17-18 Oct, invited speaker) 2011 “Montage d’Orient”, XVII Rencontre de La Fondation Le Corbusier: Centenaire du Voyage d'Orient, Athens, Istanbul Naples, (11-12 Nov) “An Alternative education for Architecture”, Architectural Association, London (24 May) “Rome in Maps”, History of Art Department, University of Cambridge (17 October) 2010 Chair of the Session “National Identities”, International Conference Emerging Landscapes, London, University of Westminster (25-27 June) 2009 “Celluloid cities: the impact of Istituto LUCe on the urban imaginary”, Urban Cinematics, Centre for Research in the Arts Social Science and Humanities, University of Cambridge (8-9 Dec) “Building the idea of Modernity: architecture, photography and journals, 1928-33”, 40th Martin Centre Research Seminars, University of Cambridge, Department of Architecture, (11 Nov) “Finding Constantinople: Toponyms and Urban Space Definitions 1520-1572”, International Seminar Se repérer dans l’espace urbain. Localisation, orientation et déplacement entre XVIe et XIXe siècle, University of Aix Marseille I Provence (16 February) “Costantinople and the Renaissance europe, 1479-1572”, International Seminar on Urban Image, Italian Institute of Human Science, Florence-Naples (31 January) 2 2008 “The cartographic collection of Giovanni Antonio Rizzi Zannoni”, Ministry of Cultural Heritage Committee for the Bicentenary of the French Decade 1806-2006, Società Napoletana di Storia Patria, Naples-Castel Nuovo (16-17 May) “Cities of Italian Touring Club”, International Conference Descriptio Urbis. Measuring and representing the modern and contemporary cities, University of Rome (27 May). Awarded best international scholarly paper in Urban History 2007 “Cartography and representation of the city: two Italian case studies”, Urban Icons. Representation of the city as a rhetoric form, University of Macerata, Palazzo Ugolini (12 July) “The cartographic office of Italian Touring Club”, 22nd International Conference in the History of Cartography, University of Switzerland, Bern (7-8 June) 2006 “New documents for the History of Contemporary Architecture”, Architecture, Town Planning and Culture in Italy between the Wars. Paris, Italian Institute of Culture (19 September) “Europe in Naples: cartography from the Dépôt de la Guerre”, 4th International Conference Iconography of European Cities, University of Naples Federico II with the École française de Rome, church of SS. Marcellino and Festo, Naples (23-24 June) 2005 “Architecture, Photography and Documentary Film in 30’s Naples”, Modern Architecture and World Heritage. The role of UNESCO and the Modern Heritage List, University of Naples with UNeSCO-World Heritage Centre (18-19 November 2005) “Le cadastre de Naples et de la province”, Les systèmes cadastraux en France et en Europe aux XIXe et XXe siècles, Université de Paris with Ministère de l’Economie, (20 January) 2004 “The Photographic Archive Parisio for the Urban History”, 2nd International Conference of the Italian Association of Urban History, University of Rome III (24-26 June) 2003 “Venice portrays Constantinople, 1479-1520”, L’image peinte de la ville, Académie de France à Rome, Villa Medici (1-3 December) “Melchior Lorck’s Constantinople view. Cartography and urban history”, 20th International Conference on the History of Cartography,
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