"InspirationHub is a showcase of my creative roots and my design language. Here, there are drawings, photos, scribbles, readings, preparatory studies, and travel stories that blend together as part of a journey of continuous research and growth, enriching my approach to architecture and design."
"InspirationHub è la vetrina delle mie radici creative e del mio linguaggio progettuale. Qui trovi disegni, foto, scarabocchi, letture, studi preparatori e racconti di viaggi che si intrecciano come parte di un percorso di ricerca e crescita continua, arricchendo il mio approccio all’architettura e al design."
07. In the void, the form: Japanese harmonies in my projects.
Japanese architecture has always exerted on me a silent yet powerful attraction. It is not merely an aesthetic fascination, nor a simple stylistic influence: it is a way of thinking about space, of shaping relationships between void and solid, between light and matter, between the individual and the environment...
06. Who is Pimentel Fonseca and why dedicate a project to her?
Before answering the question “Who is Pimentel Fonseca?”, I need to take a step back and briefly explain how I first encountered this historical figure. During a book fair at the Royal Palace of Naples, I stopped in front of a volume whose cover immediately caught my attention — a simple portrait of a woman. I began to leaf through it, and a lady approached me with great gentleness...
05. El Camino del Norte de Santiago, Part one. The bridge.
About a year ago, I took a journey I never imagined I would make — unique in its kind. And yet here I am, writing and thinking about every single step I walked. Still incredulous that I completed the entire route, starting not from the official beginning in Irun, but even earlier, from a small French town called Hendaye, on the border with Spain, fully aware that I would cross that bridge...
04. Exhibition pavilion K24 for temporary art exhibitions. The design of the ephemeral, the essence of imagination.
In a 1927 letter, an American writer notes that fear is a rational response when we confront the unfathomable — what escapes logic and science. In essence, he saw fear not as a weakness, but as a source of...
03. Ettore Sottsass, the master behind the scenes.
If I were “infected” by the Sottsass syndrome? Good, because it’s a precious symptom, one that reveals an endless curiosity about everything. Speaking about Ettore Sottsass means crossing one of the most free and visionary paths of the twentieth century. Architect by training, artist by vocation, and designer by necessity and passion, Sottsass always rejected labels, choosing instead to move between disciplines as if in a continuous dialogue...
02. My author's newsstand.
Like AD, The Plan, Domus and Casabella are inexhaustible sources of ideas that guide you to realization of interior furnishings, analyze construction details, see new architectural trends, how to use a building material, how to take care of the graphics and presentation of a project and consequently the creation of content. The exercise I do...
01. How my Maltese experience has shaped my career path.
From working with The House Shop and CarmeloDelia to firsthand knowledge of the LUBE reality, LEMA Mobili and Loiudice Divani, where I was able to experience the entire production chain up close, until the final assembly of a kitchen and furniture. A path that brought me closer to a reality of great importance and which I still carry with me today with sincere enthusiasm ...
