Giuliano Gresleri
*23. 3. 1938 – Bologna, Italy
Biography
Giuliano Gresleri was an Italian architect and a great expert on Le Corbusier's early work, focusing primarily on Le C's formative journeys in architecture. In 1987, he wrote the preface to the book Le Corbusier: Voyage d'Orient.
After completing his studies in Florence, a decisive meeting with Le Corbusier in France changed his life, and he became a faithful follower of the architect. He collaborated with several architects such as Ludovico Quaroni, Giuseppe Vaccaro, and Giovanni Klaus Koenig. Together with his brother Glauco, he actively participated in the construction of churches in the suburbs of Bologna. He initiated an unrealized project to "transfer" Le Corbusier's church originally planned for Firminy (France) to Bologna. He taught the history of architecture in Pescara, Florence, Bologna, and Cesena.
Giuliano Gresleri was an Italian architect and a great expert on Le Corbusier's early work, focusing primarily on Le C's formative journeys in architecture. In 1987, he wrote the preface to the book Le Corbusier: Voyage d'Orient.
After completing his studies in Florence, a decisive meeting with Le Corbusier in France changed his life, and he became a faithful follower of the architect. He collaborated with several architects such as Ludovico Quaroni, Giuseppe Vaccaro, and Giovanni Klaus Koenig. Together with his brother Glauco, he actively participated in the construction of churches in the suburbs of Bologna. He initiated an unrealized project to "transfer" Le Corbusier's church originally planned for Firminy (France) to Bologna. He taught the history of architecture in Pescara, Florence, Bologna, and Cesena.
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