21/05/2026
The Milanese Canon. Lorenzo Degli Esposti is an Italian architect, urban designer, and researcher based in Milan. He is co-founder of Degli Esposti Architetti, established in 2006 together with Paolo Lazza. The office works across architecture, urbanism, landscape, and infrastructure design, with a particular focus on metropolitan housing and the reinterpretation of the Italian palazzo type. Degli Esposti received a PhD in Architecture and Urbanism from the Politecnico di Milano in 2008, with research centered on the work of Peter Eisenman. During this period he worked directly in Eisenman’s New York office. Alongside practice, he teaches architectural composition and landscape design at several European universities and has participated in exhibitions and biennials including the Venice Architecture Biennale and the Milan Triennale. In 2015 he curated the Architecture Pavilion for the EXPO 2015 Belle Arti program in Milan. His built work includes projects such as Residenze Carlo Erba, Casa Tersicore, Casa Selene, and Domus Thalia, characterized by a formally rigorous language combining Italian typological traditions with contemporary abstraction.