Alice Bottelli

Architect

Architecture is in the detail. I am convinced that attention to detail is to be paid to every scale of architecture, from the interior to the design of the urban space.

Introducing carefully studied elements and details is what can make a project recognizable, distinguishable and unique. This is what I try to apply both professionally and academically.

For the last ten years I have taught design at the Politecnico of Milan and in the Master of Architecture, Archaeology and Heritage Conservation, trying to convey to my students the passion for our work, the enthusiasm in design and the precision in the development of projects, in order to achieve a quality standard that is as high as possible.

During my working career, I have had the privilege of collaborating with renowned figures in architecture, such as Chipperfield Architects, thus managing to understand the complex design and management dynamics underlying the realisation of each individual project.

I am a lively and positive person, I try to transfer the best facets of my character into my work, so that I can enter into synergy with clients and establish a relationship of full trust aimed at achieving a common goal.

For almost fifteen years, I have been working in the field of design, in the architectural, urban and archaeological fields. Thanks to the experience acquired, I can offer clients the right support to create a conscious design that can satisfy their desires, starting from architecture in its complexity up to the single detail study.

The complexities of a design and construction process today require multiple skills. Multidisciplinary work for me is the norm. Over the years, discussions with colleagues, often experts in disciplines complementary to architecture, have certainly refined my ability to manage and coordinate projects.

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Andrea Arlanch

Recreating order and balance in everything - from sand tracks for marbles, to the perfect shot during a water polo match, from the notes on architectural history to the drafting of the project - has been and still is my polar star for the achievement of full satisfaction and happiness.

Andrea Molina

After years of activity as a manager of numerous projects, both as a general contractor and as a total contractor and general planner, I can say that I have achieved a high level of competence and that I am a complete architect and manager, recognised as a serious, competent professional who is able to collaborate and lead interdisciplinary teams.

Stefano Folli

I have been a professional for over twenty years in the field of architectural design and interior design, dividing my time between Italy and Switzerland and collaborating with important design studios to create projects in the residential, retail and business sectors. I always aim to generate concrete benefits and advantages for my clients, who are the people around whom a "responsible" project is built.

Edoardo Arlanch

I grew up professionally with this axiom, thanks to Prof. Arch. Bruno Zevi, well imprinted in my mind: knowledge is the pivotal concept of good design, be it architectural, rather than structural or environmental or design. I believe in sharing values and objectives, a conviction that I have instilled in my son and that allows us to combine our guiding principles to collaborate at different scales with other professionals and always to amaze our clients

Alice Bottelli

Architecture is in the detail. I am convinced that attention to detail is to be paid to every scale of architecture, from the interior to the design of the urban space. Introducing carefully studied elements and details is what can make a project recognizable, distinguishable and unique. This is what I try to apply both professionally and academically.

Pierluigi di Giacomo

Since 2011, I have successfully launched, together with my colleague Tommaso Raffa, my architecture and interior design studio, Wisp Architects, giving voice to all my passion for design and exploiting all my previous experiences on my own projects and clients.

Giuseppe Ferri

I am a versatile, involved and punctual architect, who aims to respect the timing of the construction site and the synergies related to the relationship between companies and clients, succeeding in positioning myself as a point of reference for both thanks to my profound knowledge of the subject of the construction site.

Giuseppe Joi Donati

The very essence of my work for me lies in the construction process. The construction site, the place of making, the place where details and drawings become reality. In this phase the "symphony" becomes concrete, what has been thought, designed and drawn takes shape. The direction of the work lies in coordinating the roles of the actors, just as a conductor must calibrate the performances and direct the operations to achieve a perfect performance.

Andreas Dürr

My professional life is a journey guided by a passion for architecture, a symphony where each note is the pursuit of beauty and functionality. I delve into the thorough exploration of every facet related to architecture: from urban complexities to the financial and commercial challenges interwoven in the fabric of construction and urbanization.

Tommaso Raffa

The passion for architecture has accompanied me since I was a child, and the thesis for the completion of compulsory schooling already dealt with the architecture and urban planning of the neighbourhood where I lived. This passion, and the professional experience acquired over the years, now applies to my own projects and clients.

Christoph Jost

Architecture in all its facets has accompanied and fascinated me for decades. The longer my professional career lasts, the more I learn and discover new things. This journey seems never-ending. On the one hand, building is becoming more and more complex in all areas. But on the other hand, the basic principles of architecture are still important and apply unchanged. Keeping things in balance is important to me.

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