Sergio Taddonio

Background

About Sergio Taddonio

After completing his Undergraduate and Master Programs at the Faculty of Architecture of Università degli Studi di Firenze (Italy), he has been collaborating part-time as a Lecturer of Interior Design Studios at Kent State University (Florence branch) and at the same time he has been practicing as Architect and Interior Designer, collaborating for more than ten years with Sandro Cammilli Architectural Office in Florence (Italy), completing several projects for new industrial buildings, historical building renovations and a large number of commercial spaces. He started to teach as a Lecturer at Yasar University in May 2012 as full-time member of the Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design. His Research Interests are related with Adaptive Reuse of Buildings, Cultural Heritage & Conservation, Contemporary Design in Historical Settings and Furniture Design. He is the Co-founder of RITM Restoration Intervention Transformation Modification, a Design & Research Group established in 2013 under the Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design of Yaşar University, focusing on the relation between design and the transformation process of the historical layer of urban settlements. He is currently enrolled in Proficiency in Art Program (PhD) at Yaşar University.