About
With over a decade of experience in the architecture and project management fields, my expertise has been honed through diverse projects and challenges. With a keen eye for design and a dedication to delivering excellence, I thrive in transforming conceptual visions into tangible realities. 
I have a comprehensive understanding of architectural principles, including spatial planning, building codes, construction methodologies and sustainable design practices. In addition, I am proficient in utilizing various design software and tools to create detailed plans and visualizations. As a skilled project manager, I have strong leadership and communication skills. I excel in coordinating multidisciplinary teams, engage stakeholders, managing budgets and schedules, and overseeing all aspects of project implementation. My ability to navigate through all project phases, from initial concept development to construction administration, enables me to ensure the successful delivery of projects on time and within budget while maintaining the highest standards of quality and client satisfaction. Committed to innovation and sustainability, I approach each project with enthusiasm, ensuring not only its successful realization but also its enduring impact on the built environment.

I grew up in Milan, where I completed my university studies with a Bachelor Degree in Interior Design and a Master in Civil Architecture at the Politecnico of Milan. After graduation, I worked in Ningbo, China, for an architectural practice focused on Masterplan and Concept Design for commercial buildings such as shopping malls, offices, and retails. In 2014 I moved to Cambodia, where I collaborated with Building Trust International, a nongovernmental organization that aims at solving global problems with good design.

Progress is a key word in the resolution of world issues, bringing positive changes into people’s lives.
However, it is important to ensure progress is achieved while respecting a country's natural resources and cultural traditions. To do that it is essential to engage the community into the design process and come up with solutions that are coherent using locally available materials. This is called bottom-up design.”

During my carrier as professional Architect in Asia and Southeast Asia, I have developed a rich portfolio of built projects that includes: Angkor Wildlife and Aquarium, Siem Reap; Urban Village Residential Tower, Phnom Penh; Il Vicolo Fine dining Restaurant, Phnom Penh; Hanchey Bamboo Resort, Kampong Cham; Free the Bears Sanctuary, Cat Tien, Vietnam.


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