Giuliano Fiorenzoli begins his career as an Architect, Designer in Florence, Italy in 1967 demonstrating full commitment to the profession and the promotion of Architecture and Design as creative experimental art forms .
He was the co-founder of the Atelier’ ZZIGGURRAT’. As an active member of such Atelier he did produce , parallel to the work of Archizoom, Superstudio , 999 , a body of ideas and visionary work that in the Italian architectural culture of the time is referred to as ‘ Radical Architecture ‘.
During that period he was directly involved in most of the cultural events that transformed the concept and production of the so called ‘ Italian Design’ participating to competitions , conferences, exhibitions of architectural work , articles and publications in Italy and England .
In 1970 he was given a scholarship from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and began studies at that institution in Cambridge Mass.USA. From M.I.T he obtained two years later a Master Degree in Architecture and Urban Studies while being involved in a variety of research work in the Institute.
He moved to new York city in 1972 and designed , as Project Designer in the architectural firm of Conklin/Rossant the Urban Park of Myriad Gardens in Oklahoma City USA. This project won the Progressive Architecture Award of 1973 for the Best Project of the Year . In 1974 he began construction in collaboration with A. Geller / R. Abraham of the Rainbow Center Plaza ,an Urban Park in Niagara Falls, N.Y. USA, the winning first price of the International Competition sponsored by U.D.C ( Urban Development Corporation ).
Giuliano Fiorenzoli was invited to participate to the National Competition for the Design of the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, a large scale project of vast cultural institutional relevance to the Canadian nation.
Representing a pool of private investors he was asked to work in collaboration with architect Lebbeus Woods on a proposal of ideas for the Master plan and imagery of the for seen future reconstruction of the Amusement Park of Coney Island NY.
Since 1976 through his own office here in N.Y.C Giuliano Fiorenzoli has carried out a consistent body of professional work. He has been involved in conceiving projects of various size and scope both in the States and Europe .Residential buildings brownstones , town houses renovations , stores, restaurants , apartments , homes, interiors , parks, residential and commercial lofts . He has designed mausoleums , art galleries, exhibition spaces, and various installations of art work.
In 1995 , Giuliano Fiorenzoli established an Atelier in New York City in collaboration with Architect Ekaterini Christodoulou .
An extensive amount of Design work has been developed since here in New York City requiring Design skills and Professionalism.
Some of the more theoretical work by Giuliano Fiorenzoli , his drawings have been published by major European and American magazines and architectural books . He has given talks, delivered lectures on his work and participated to symposiums throughout the country , in Europe, China and South America.
He has been teaching with no interruptions since 1972 in many College Departments of Architecture such as M.I.T , Columbia , Pratt Institute, Temple University, NJIT. His work has been published in magazines such as Progressive Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Architecture , Casabella, Domus New York Times , Arca , Controspazio and others.