Published in Naples in 1935, this professional curriculum records the teaching and architectural activity of engineer and professor Camillo Guerra (1889–1960). Printed for a competition for the chair of Technical Architecture at the Royal Higher Institute of Engineering in Pisa, it presents the author's qualifications and work up to that date. The document belongs to the history of Italian architecture and engineering between the wars, providing evidence of the relationship between university teaching, public commissions and professional design. As a contemporary self-account rather than a retrospective biography, it is useful for reconstructing Guerra's career and the institutional setting of architectural education in Italy.