Leveratto Jacopo

Architect and PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Interior Architecture at the School of Architecture Urban Planning and Construction Engineering of Politecnico di Milano (MS-BEI), and the Tutor of the PhD course in Architectural, Urban and Interior Design.
In 2015, after having obtained his PhD, he had a research contract as Assistant Coordinator for the research project Inclusive Interiors: Spaces of Sociability in an Age of Global Nomadism (FARB 2015), and in 2017, he obtained a two-year Pots-doc Research Fellowship for the Horizon 2020 research project TRACES - Transmitting Contentious Cultural Heritages with the Arts.
He currently is Project Manager of the research project M.O.S.T. of Pioltello (Polisocial 2017), co-Principal Investigator of en/counter/points (HERA JRP), member of the local steering group of CA2RE+ - Collective Evaluation of Design Driven Doctoral Training (Erasmus+ KA2), and participates in the researches Interstizi e fragilità urbane (FARB 2018) and SYLVA - Ripensare la selva (PRIN 2017).
Author of three monographs and numerous publications in peer-reviewed international journals and edited volumes, besides being Correspondent for Op.Cit., the Italian Review of Art Criticism, he also is Associated Editor of the peer-reviewed international book series ii inclusive interiors (Maggioli Editore), and of the peer-reviewed journals iijournal (University of Houston Atrium Press), and ARK.