Category:Piero Portaluppi

**Piero Portaluppi**
	Italian architect (1888–1967)
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Date of birth	19 March 1888; Milan; Pietro Portaluppi
Date of death	6 July 1967; Milan
Place of burial	monumental cemetery of Milan;
Country of citizenship	Kingdom of Italy (1888–1946); Italy (1946–1967);
Residence	Milan;
Educated at	Polytechnic University of Milan (1905–1910);
Occupation	architect; urban planner; cartoonist; industrial designer; visual artist;
Employer	Polytechnic University of Milan; Gio Ponti;
Member of	Accademia delle Arti del Disegno;
Member of political party	National Fascist Party (1933–);
Field of work	design; architecture;
Movement	rationalism;
Relative	Ettore Conti of Verampio, Count of Verampio (wife's father); Carlo Emilio Gadda (cousin);
Work location	Milan;
Notable work	Villa Necchi Campiglio; Pinacoteca di Brera (Q12013398, 1919–1925); Casa Atellani (conservation); Civic Planetarium of Milan; Expo 1928 Milan international exhibition; 1929 Barcelona International Exposition; Santa Maria delle Grazie Church (conservation); Palazzo dell'Arengario; Maiocchi House; Deloitte Headquarter; Case Brughera;
Award received	Gold medal for merit in school, culture and art (1955);
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