Gianpiero Bozino Resmini
Mr. Giampiero Bozino Resmini was born in Bergamo on 27th. November 1942.
After completing Classical Studies at the “Zaccaria” Institute in Milan, he took his degree in Mechanical Engineering (Specialisation Technological Systems) at the Politecnico of Milan.
He currently lives in Milan and practises as a professional engineer.
He is a member of the “Ordine degli Ingegneri della Provincia di Milano” (Professional Fellowship of Engineers in the Province of Milan), membership N° 10466. |
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Gianpiero Bozino Resmini (Curriculum vitae)
Professional Experience
| 1969 -1976 |
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Began his professional activity collaborating with his father, an engineer as well, in BOZINO & CO., a firm specialising in the design and installation of air-conditioning, heating and plumbing systems. |
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| 1976 - 1980 |
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Worked abroad, initially in Iran as person in charge of the Technical Systems section of two projects (a residential complex with offices and a hotel) and, successively, in Nigeria as Chief Engineer in charge of the technological section of building contracts for BARTOLETTI NIGERIA LTD.
He was appointed Technical Director and Acting General Manager of NICOGEN (Nigerian Systems Company which had assigned the Management to Bartoletti Nigeria Ltd). |
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| 1980 - 1985 |
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Became the Manager responsible for the Technological Systems Division of CATTANEO COSTRUZIONI BERGAMO S.P.A. |
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Gianpiero Bozino Resmini (Curriculum vitae)
| 1985 up to the present day |
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He returned to practise as a professional engineer in which activity he is still fully occupied, undertaking contracts for design and project management for numerous Italian and foreign Clients, the better-known of which include: PRADA, VERSACE, LA RINASCENTE, MONDADORI, SCHRODERS, WT PARTNERSHIP, TAKENAKA, SONY ITALIA, IL SOLE 24ORE, IL SECOLO XIX, ALER, LA TRIENNALE DI MILANO, FONDIARIA.
Throughout the years he has acted as consultant to some of the most prestigious and qualified firms of Architecture, personally collaborating with architects of international reputation such as Kenzo Tange, Renzo Piano, Gae Aulenti, Mario Rossi, Piero Gambacciani, Marco Zanuso, Ignazio Gardella, Angelo Bugatti, Mario Botta. |
Offices and Academic Appointments
| 1967 - 1968 |
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Elected Italian President of A.E.I.C.E., Association Elèves Ingegneurs Communité Européenne. |
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| 1971 - 1977 |
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Collaboration with the POLITECNICO DI MILANO as Associate Staff Member for the following:
- Air-conditioning Systems (Prof. Pizzetti) for 5th. year Mechanical Engineering |
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Gianpiero Bozino Resmini (Curriculum vitae)
| 1971 - 1977 |
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- Technical Systems in Building
(Prof. Rusconi Clerici) for the 5th. year Civil EngineeringSupervising and reporting examiner for graduating students’ theses on the subject of:
- Air-conditioning Systems.
Collaborator for the new edition of the course text book for:
- Technical Systems in Buildings. |
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| 2000 - 2001 |
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Non-tenured Professor at the Faculty of Engineering at the Università degli Studi in Pavia for the course of:
- Technological Systems and Architecture. |
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| 2002 - 2003 |
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Non-tenured Professor at the Faculty of Engineering at the Università degli Studi in Pavia for the course of: - Architecture and Technological Systems: Innovations for the Project. |
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“All of modern life depends on technical installations.
When we turn on a light or a tap, when we find comfortable living conditions at home or in the office,
we do not pause to think that these “acquired rights” are the result of studies, designs and considerations
which have actually brought them into being.
We realise how important technical equipment is mainly when something goes wrong.
Every architectonic construction requires equipment installation in order to achieve the purpose for which it is intended:
from homes to offices, from shops, cinemas, theatres and hospitals to wherever conditions of temperature,
the purity of the air, relative humidity and lighting are vital to the comfort of the surroundings, and even to monuments and gardens
which technical equipment help to beautify.
Technological systems are thus fundamental to life.
Only by integrating architectural and technical systems design can optimal results be obtained
results which are expressed by the satisfaction of the end-user.”
Prof. Eng. Gianpiero Bozino Resmini
(From the introduction to the course of “TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AND ARCHITECTURE” held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pavia, Academic Year 2000 – 2001) |
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