Analysis of the relationship between fashion and heritage
Research and analysis of different fashion events and runways in architectural heritage sites
Illustrator
2021 - 2024
Creation of logos for brands
Creation of illustrations for restaurant menu
Hostess and fashion events assistant
Mars 2023 - Juillet 2023
Event scenography set-up
Event information and coordination
Exhibition at Fiera Internazionale del libro di Torino
May 2018
Exhibition of personal artworks in the Moroccan pavilllon
.WORKSHOPS AND COMPETITIONS
Kaira Looro Architecture competition
Maternity center | 2024
Piranesi Prix De Rome International Award
Villa Adriana, Tivoli, Italy | August 2022
Creation of two projects about architecture for archaeology, musealization of archaeology and the scenographic design for the valorization of archaeological heritage
Teatri di paesaggio workshop
Milan, Italy | 2020
Self-build workshop of rope architectures to play among the trees
constructive and stagecraft skills for the urban regeneration project
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PIANO SOCIALE
A horizontal integration redefining the urban tissue pp. 06
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Restauration of SKY FACTORY BACK
Redefining urban connectivity through vertiport innovation pp. 14
BACK TO SCHOOL
CONTINUOUS RENAISSANCE
Exhibition design and museumisation pp. 30
A sustainable archeological campsite pp. 36 ARCHEOPATH
.03 .04 .05 of an ex-school to a kids’ cohousing pp. 22
.PIANO SOCIALE
A horizontal integration redefining the urban tissue
Building in a dystopian society, where urban landscapes neglect human needs, is a challenge. Our innovative architectural philosophy aims to revive community links in Staglieno, Genoa.
Our innovative approach takes the form of a horizontally suspended building, creating a pedestrian-friendly environment. It connects four key points, overcoming existing obstacles such as streets, rivers and disparities in altitude.
These points offer tourist attractions and entertainment services, such as a stadium, a panoramic lift and cultural spaces. The open-plan accessible design highlights the public potential, transforming it into a dynamic journey with varied views, captivating activities and meaningful city relationships - a multifaceted experiential journey for users.
Projet: Architectural design studio
Location: Genova, Italie
Tutors: Stéphane Maupin, Philippe Zourgane
ENSA Paris Val de Seine
PREEXISTENT TRACES VERTICAL CONNECTIONS DISTRIBUTION
CONNECTION AXES
OVERCOMING THE LIMITS
DIFFERENT PUBLIC FUNCTIONS
.SKY FACTORY
Redefining urban connectivity through vertiport innovation
Vertiports are dedicated areas that supply the infrastructure needed for safe commercial air transport of passengers or goods that travel by VTOL, drone aircrafts. In particular, SKY FACTORY is a complex of buildings which guarantees a series of services to the vertiport users and to the visitors of the Monza Autodromo.
The vertiport project develops as an industrial system, made up of several volumes with a fulcrum determined by the pre-existing concrete circle on the lot. This circle is incorporated into the project and transformed into the landing platform for drones.
The volumes are inspired by the pre-existing boxes in the racetrack but which are each characterized by its own identity and definition, in plan and in elevation.
Projet: Architecture design studio
Location: Monza, Italie
Tutors: Alessandro Rocca, Gianluca Brunetti Politecnico di Milano
SLOPE ROOFS The buildings differ in height pointing towards the pre-existing
THE DRONES
REQUIREMENTS
Zero operating emissions; Highly efficient cruise phase;
• Vertical take-off & landing for inner city accessibility; Low noise for high frequency inner city flight operations and customer acceptance;
• High seat capacity to achieve attractive unit economics and affordable pricing over time; Scalability whilst maintaining ground fottprint and low noise.
CAPACITY
• 2 Passengers; 4 Passengers; 6 Passengers;
• Cargo.
Vertiport
.BACK TO SCHOOL
Restauration of an ex-school to a kids’ cohousing
“Back to school” is a requalification project of an ex-elementary school in Calolziocorte, in north of Italy, that aims on bringing back the main users of the building, by also respecting and preserving its nature and architecture.
The project means to create a place to respond to the growing need in the area for reception facilities for single parents in difficulty, parents who are victims of physical and psychological violence and abuse, in all areas, starting from the family and from their children.
The school will become a protected physical place within which parents, feeling cared for and protected, can resolve any individual conflicts or with the minor and find the strength to implement their skills of professional autonomy, and minors can live in a protected environment that prevents relationship breakdowns
Projet: Architecture of interior design studio
Location: Calolziocorte, Italie
Tutors: Albani Francesca, Lorenzo Bini Politecnico di Milano
1.
1. PRESERVATION OF THE PERCEPTION OF THE BUILDING
Minimizing
impact
structure of
building and its main characteristic features such as facades, modules, and circulation.
2. VALORISATION OF THE KIDS’ ROLE IN THE BUILDING DESIGN
Developing the childish features of the building and its landscape and enhancing them.
3. PLAYFUL DESIGN
Designing with flexible, reversible and integrated furniture.
Educational and ludic corridor
Kids’ educational and playful corridor
Study room
Study room
Conversation room
Conversation room
Workshop room
Workshop room
Playroom
Playroom
Laundry room
Laundry room
Bathroom
Bathroom
Kids’ bedroom
Kids’ bedroom
Residential room
Residential room
Treehouse reading room
“Treehouse” reading room
Kitchen
Kitchens
Storage for the vegetable garden
Vegetable garden storage
KIDS’ PLAYROOM
The particularity of the residences are the funished walls, modular OSB blocks that contain all the needed for the daily life of the family. These modules are composed by standard elements: a bedroom block, containing the bed and closet spaces, and a living block, containing foldable table, chairs and storage.
Furnished walls: modular OSB blocks with foldable furniture
.CONTINUOUS RENAISSANCE
Exhibition design and museumisation
Starting from the concept “Continuous Renaissance,” we decided to analyze a strongly Renaissance theme, beauty, declined, however, in a contemporary manner and thus proposing an opportunity for reflection. In particular we wanted to bring back the theme of beauty related to faces and busts, a subject beloved by many sculptors.
Starting from Canova, a milestone of Italian sculptural art, the experience activates a comparison with Italian sculptors, who have, in different ways, related to the Renaissance world.
In fact, the exhibition is set up as a defined and unique journey that takes the viewer through three main phases: Observe, Reflect and React.
Projet: Planning of large exhibitions and museum displays
Location: Basilica di Vicenza, Italie
Tutors: Pier Federico Mauro Caliari Politecnico di Milano
1. OBSERVATION 3. REACTION
2. REFLECTION
A sustainable archeological campsite
Adjacent to the Shivta archeological site and to the visitors center in the south. The main road connects the site to the city and, with the parking lot, define the axis of the new village
Composed by 3 areas that define 3 functions. A covered path connects visually and phisically the whole system, creating a safe middle area that surround the central trees. This area is a focal point as it defines a water present underground.
The idea is to design all the different units with a prefabricated module made out of wood. The shading deivde is structurally indipendent from the modules and it is made out of tensile structure.
Projet: Construction design studio
Location: Shivta, Palestine
Tutors: Zanelli Alessandra, Novati Giorgio Politecnico di Milano
Excavation and ground preparation
Pouring of the concrete casting into the excavation
Installation of the prefabricated xlam panels
Installation of the tensile structure
Installation and stretching of the fabric membranes
Functioning of the permanent structure as residential units
1. Ground
1. First step
After digging 40 cm under ground, the choosen area is cleared, leveled, and flattened with appropriate machines. The excavated soil is collected and stored in special bags.
Excavation and ground preparation
After digging 40 cm under ground, the cleared, leveled, and flattened with appropriate nes. The excavated soil is collected and Lay down a supplemental footprint or tarp
2. Installing the foundations
For the foundations, a concrete casting is poured into the excavation. An Xlam panel is then placed which will define the ground slab base of the structure.
Functioning of the permanent structure as touristic facility
2. Installing
Supports and wooden joists are placed in the excavated area which will serve as floaring wooden
Installation of temporary wooden foundations
3. The shell
The units are assembled with prefabricated xlam panels, which are made of cross-laminated timber, and connected using a crane. In the panels windows, doors, roofing, cladding, and insulation are already installed.
The units are assembled with prefabricated which are made of cross-laminated nected using a crane. In the panels windows, fing, cladding, and insulation are
Installation of the prefabricated xlam panels
4. The structure
The anchor bolts are installed into the ground and the wood columns are attached. Then, the tensioning cables are attached to the columns and are stretched out to create the desired shape.
The fabric membrane is installed. stretched tightly over the cables
The anchor bolts are installed into the wood columns are attached. Then, the are attached to the columns and are create the
Installation of the tensile structure
5. The membrane
The fabric membrane is installed. The fabric should be stretched tightly over the cables and secured to the columns.
The fabric membrane is installed. stretched tightly over the cables
The temporary structure will serve of the camp, where researchers spend most of their time, and will
Installation and stretching of the fabric membranes
6. Life at Shivta
The permanent structure in the camp serves as a residential unit where researchers and archaeologists can retire and sleep in the evening, and represents their most private sphere thanks to a space for rest and one for personal research.
Functioning of the temporary structure as common spaces
7.
The fabric membrane is installed. stretched tightly over the cables
At the end of the archeological excavations, area’s structure is disassembled and to the next architectural site. The too and the residual ground hole red soil, to bring the site back
7. After the excavations
The temporary structure will serve of the camp, where researchers spend most of their time, and will 7.
The structure remains even after the end of the excavations at the archaeological site of Shivta and will be repurposed to a tourist facility to accommodate visitors. The residential units will become self-sufficient rooms that will serve as small studios with kitchen, bed and bathroom.
The temporary structure will serve of the camp, where researchers spend most of their time, and will
Disassembly of structure fot the next architectural site
At the end of the archeological excavations, area’s structure is disassembled and to the next architectural site. The too and the residual ground hole red soil, to bring the site back
At the end of the archeological excavations, area’s structure is disassembled and to the next architectural site. The too and the residual ground hole red soil, to bring the site back
Roof slab
internal partition walls
external walls
ground slab
PVC membrane
X-LAM
X-LAM
X-LAM
X-LAM
Metal poles
Main metal pole
Tension cables
Metal poles
6’600 mm
4’600 mm
Fig 136 | Residential unit plan with wires and stakes
