Education
London University (2-year Fulbright Scholarship), Small Town and Regional Planning, Ph.D., 1962
Cornell University (Cornell Scholarship), City and Regional Planning, M.R.P., 1958
University of Nebraska, Economic Development & Financial Policies, 1950
University of Nebraska, Public Finance and Political Science, 1948

Teaching Area
City Planning and Urban Design:
Designing Great Cities as focus of "Macropolis,"
Planning for small towns and suburb within the "Macropolis,"
Development of New Towns and City Neighborhoods  

Memberships
APA and AICP

Teaching Experience
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee (36 years) 1962-present  

Professional Experience
Planner - City of Omaha, 1950-52
Director of Neighborhood Conservation, 1953-55
Research Associate - Cornell University, 1956-58
Architect/Planner - London County Council, 1960-62
Director, University Planning & Development, 1962-65
Associate, Miller-Waltz-Diedrich, Architects, 1966-70
Mangiamele Associates - Planning International, City Planning and Urban Design, 1970-present  

Research Interests
Organic analysis of human settlements. Currently, he is working on several major topics: the satellite city linkages to major cities, the theory of "the power of the proposed project," and the theory of "conscious intervention through urban design."  

Publications (Selected)
Tale of Two Cites - Milwaukee Satellite of Chicago, in preparation
The Role of City Planning & Urban Design, in preparation
The Contemporary Design Role in the Development of Viable City Centers, in preparation
 

Publication and distribution of current monthly newsletters:
City, Urban Design, Urba-tecture  

Research and Creative Activities
Professor Mangiamele's present urban design project is the actual development of satellite city linkages to major cities. His "proposed project" demonstrates Milwaukee s a potential satellite to Chicago because of its relative size and distance to Chicago. He is demonstrating the theory of "the power of the proposed project" by developing a workable plan for a rapid rail system that will link the Chicago airport (O'Hare), first all with Milwaukee's airport (Mitchell), and then with the Loop in Chicago. the Loop is then to be linked to Downtown Milwaukee, Downtown Milwaukee with Michell airport, which completes this satellite circle.
Dr Mangiamele is also developing plans for Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee to develop one of the largest continuous and finest semi-pedestrianized city center streets in the world, in order to attract people from Chicago and from the rest of the world. Both these projects are based on his theory of "conscious urban design intervention" and the on the "power of the proposed project", which underlie the urban design dynamics that he advocates.  

Service

Advocacy Planning Consultant - Inner City Groups, 1994 - 1997