Luigi Snozzi

Biography

Luigi Snozzi was a Swiss architect and university professor. He was a leading representative of the Ticino School of architecture, which achieved international prominence during the 1970s. As an educator, he taught at ETH Zurich and EPFL and became an influential figure in architectural education. His long-term redevelopment of Monte Carasso was a major urban-planning project in his career. In 1993, Harvard University awarded him its Prince of Wales Architecture Prize, and in 1996 he represented Switzerland at the Venice Biennale of Architecture.

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