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| Position | Professor Associate Department Head Special Assistant to the Provost |
|---|---|
| Phone | 805.756.2036 |
| Fax | 805.756.1500 |
| bgiberti@calpoly.edu | |
| Office | 05-219 |
| Office Hours | MWR 10am-12pm |
| Web Page | |
| Fall Courses | ARCH 485 Cooperative Education Experience ARCH 495 Cooperative Education Experience |
| Winter Courses | ARCH 485 Cooperative Education Experience ARCH 495 Cooperative Education Experience |
| Spring Courses | ARCH 485 Cooperative Education Experience ARCH 495 Cooperative Education Experience |
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Profile
Bruno Giberti has three degrees in architecture: a BS from Cal Poly (1980), an MArch from UC Berkeley (1989), and a PhD (1994), also from UC Berkeley. He worked in architecture and architectural journalism, most notably for the magazine Arts + Architecture, before returning to Cal Poly in 1994 as an architectural historian specializing in topics relating to the US and to the modern period. His book, Designing the Centennial: A History of the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia, was awarded the Material Culture Award by the University Press of Kentucky and was published in 2002 as the first in the series Material Worlds. He is currently serving as the Faculty Director of the WASC process of reaffirmating university accreditation.
Education
Ph.D. in Architecture, UC Berkeley, 1994
Master of Architecture, UC Berkeley, 1989
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, 1980
Registration
Registered Architect in California, 2008
Teaching Experience
Associate Department Head, Architecture Department, Cal Poly, 2007-present
Professor, Architecture Department, Cal Poly, 2006-present
Associate Professor, Architecture Department, Cal Poly, 2001-2006
Visiting Professor, Washington-Alexandria Architecture Consortium, Alexandria VA, 1997-99
Assistant Professor, Architecture Department, Cal Poly, 1995-2001
Lecturer, Architecture Department, Cal Poly, 1994-95
Affiliations
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Society of Architectural Historians (SAH)
Vernacular Architecture Forum (VAF)