ROBERT MARINO
Robert Marino was initially
trained as an engineer at the Stevens Institute of Technology.
He later completed his graduate studies in architecture at Princeton
University. He served his architectural apprenticeship in the
office of Michael Graves where he worked on numerous projects including
the addition to the Whitney Museum for American Art.
He is currently teaching graduate design studios at Harvard
University. Marino has also taught in the graduate
architecture program of Columbia
University since 1985, and in the graduate program
of the University of Pennsylvania from 1991 to 1998. At the University
of Pennsylvania he developed a course, Forms of Process,
dedicated to the exploration of the possibility of manual technique as
the initiator of form. His work has been extensively published in periodicals
and books in Europe and the United States. A monograph, Robert Marino,
has recently been released by Rockport Press as part of a series, “Contemporary
World Architects”.
