Born in 1973, he graduated in Architecture from the Politecnico di Milano. From 1997 to 2004, he lived and worked in London, collaborating with Foster + Partners on complex international projects.
During this period, he contributed to the development of an eight-storey scientific research building at Imperial College and served as Project Manager for Capital City Academy, a secondary school for 1,400 students inaugurated by Tony Blair.
Returning to Italy, after a brief experience with Mario Bellini, he established his own practice, working across architecture and design.
His work is defined by a continuous movement across scales, where objects, spaces, and systems are conceived as part of a single design vision. An approach that integrates intuition, technology and discipline into a coherent and recognisable language.
His projects have received international recognition. The Vertigo lamp is part of the permanent collection of the Vitra Design Museum. He has been awarded the XVIII Compasso d’Oro ADI, alongside Honorable Mentions at the XXI and XXV editions, as well as multiple Red Dot and Good Design Awards and selections in the ADI Design Index.
His work also engages with the evolving conditions of contemporary living, including sustainable architecture. POLINS – Polo Per l’Innovazione strategica – is a CasaClima Class A+ certified building, was selected as a finalist for the Renzo Piano Foundation Award.
