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Aldo Castellano (Palermo, 1949 - Milano 2023) was an Italian professor at Politecnico di Milano.

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Born in Palermo, Castellano gratuated in Architecture from the Politecnico di Milano. He was a professor of History of Contemporary Architecture at the same Politecnico University.^[1] He published studies on the history of architecture from the late Middle Ages to the Contemporary Era.^[2] He participated at University conferences.^[3] He was one of the founders of the Italian Society for Industrial Archeology and of Ruralia onlus and deputy director of the architecture magazine "L'Arca". Together with Eugenio Battisti^[4] he curated the exhibition "Il luogo del lavoro. Dalla manualità al comando a distanza" for the XVII Triennale di Milano (1986).^[5]^[6]