STUDIO
Our challenge is to design timeless architectures, reminiscent of the classics, yet firmly rooted in
contemporary style
Being a dynamic and multidisciplinary team allows us to approach projects from different perspectives, ensuring respect for the identity of the clients and companies that choose to trust us.
We support our clients from the preliminary studies, helping them define intervention
costs, to the executive design stage; we design every detail for them, guiding them in choosing trusted artisans.
The Studio is directly handles in the design and project management of each project; We believe that attention to details and care make the spaces we conceive truly unique.
Transparency, honesty and precision are the guiding values that guide us in the work we love.
THE TEAM.
Arch. Gaetano Riccardelli
Concept Founder
Arch. Daniela Cinquegrana
Creative Director
Arch. Francesco Silvini
Project Manager Senior
Arch. Alessandra Melone
Project Manager Senior
Arch. Giulia Marchionne
Project Manager Senior
Arch. Giuseppe Fracassi
Project Manager Senior
Arch. Serena Merola
Building titles manager
Antonio Rubino
Surveyor
Gennaro Perretta
Surveyor
Arch. Francesca Leone
Junior Project Assistant
Arch. Veronica Ignarra
Junior Project Assistant
Lucia Palermo
Marketing Pr Manager
Daniela Perrini
Production Assistant
THE METHOD
Analysis and planning are the two cornerstones of our method: studying the client’s goals, the feasible options, and most importantly, the state and potential of the locations allows us not only to fully exploit the value inherent in the ideas and structures entrusted to us but also to optimize time and costs.
A fundamental part of our work is design: returning to the client the form of their dreams, obviously in the most coherent and optimized way possible. Each project is structured to clarify step by step the levels and degrees of intervention, methods, timelines, costs, means, and even materials. Not just a vademecum of actions and a report of activities, but a first virtual glimpse of what will be realized.
The third phase, implementation: the realization concretizes the previous two steps and constantly refers back to them. Through continuous re-analysis of the work’s progress and the possibility to foresee potential problems and unforeseen events, we can resolve issues in real time, thus avoiding delays in delivery and additional costs.
