Born in Milan in 1976, graduated at Politecnico di Milano working on museography projects on the Circo Massimo and the Palatino ruin complex in Rome and Villa Adriana in Tivoli. In 2017 post-graduated in Architectural and Landscape Heritage Preservation at Politecnico di Milano with a project of Conservation, Adaptive Reuse and Social Reactivation of a Soviet Armenian Company Town. Active in Rigamonti and Partners Architects studio since youth, but formally employed as an Architectural Designer since 2002. Experiences as an architect vary from Architecture to Heritage conservation, from interior design to cultural exhibitions but mainly focusing on Adaptive Reuse Design. Since 2010 he's active in the italian startup scene as founder and art director working on different projects to improve sustainable tourism and the communication of cultural heritage. From 2012 is head designer of the expansion of the first century Benedictine Monastery of SS. Nazario e Celso in Borgomaro, Imperia. Currently Interior and Exhibition Design professor at Istituto Europeo di Design in Milan.