Filippo Fanciotti

Filippo Fanciotti is a Lecturer at EPFL's Laboratory of Arts for Sciences (LAPIS), part of the École d'Architecture, Civil et Environnement (ENAC). He teaches courses on architectural figuration and expressive representation, focusing on blending theoretical insights with practical techniques. His research explores the intersection of art, history, and architecture, emphasizing domestic space analysis and digital representation methods. Fanciotti holds a degree from the Scuola Politecnica di Genova and has worked with firms like MVRDV and una2 architetti associati.

He is a co-founder of the architecture collective 'false mirror office' and collaborates with studio P-A-N. His notable works include the Archiprix-winning thesis IPOMOEOID (2017) and the curated exhibition The Sky in a Room (2023). He also edited the book Promenades dans Rome (2023), exploring Rome's architectural layers. Awards include recognition for his thesis and contributions to architectural pedagogy.

His teaching spans EPFL, TU Graz (Digital Form and Movement), and the University of Genoa. Research collaborations involve projects like LAPIS's 'Reconstruction/Deconstruction' series, blending architectural drawing with historical critique. His creative practice includes painting, represented by the Lariot Collective since 2021.