Antonio di Campli

Ph.D, is researcher at the Senescyt, Quito, and professor in Urban Design at the Universidad Tecnica Particular de Loja. He has taught at the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, at the Politecnico di Torino and at the universities of Camerino, Pescara, Bogotá and Tirana. His research focuses on postmodern theory and practice of urban design, and on contemporary postcolonial urbanism. He is the author of Forme di comunità. L’abitare condiviso a Ibiza, Skopje, Hiroshima (Carocci, 2013), La ricostruzione del Crystal Palace. Per un ripensamento del progetto urbano (Quodlibet, 2010), and Adriatico. La città dopo la crisi (List, 2010).