Paolo Tombesi is a former Fulbright Fellow, and has a PhD in architectural practice and regional development. In 2004, he was scholar in residence at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard, where he co-taught International Practice. He is currently a research fellow at the Polytechnic of Turin. Over the last ten years, he has given over thirty public lectures, advanced seminars and keynote addresses around the world. He has taught in the USA, Italy and Spain, and has been a visiting critic in Austria, Switzerland and Costa Rica. Since 1986, he has been contributing to the world’s leading architectural and building periodicals. Between 1990 and 1996, he was the Los Angeles correspondent for the international journal Casabella. Since 2002, he is on the editorial boards of the Journal of Architectural Education and UME, as well as an editorial correspondent for the British Construction Management and Economics andIl Giornale dell’Architettura. He has consulted with the Department of Environment and Heritage of the Federal Government, and the Royal Australian Institute of Architects. He is an Expert of international standing with the Australia Research Council and the Funding Research Agency for Technology of Quebec (FQRNT).
Teaching Responsibilities
702-446 Political Economy of Design
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