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Milan,Lombardy,Italy
Tectoo
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Tectoo is a newly born architectural design firm established by the Architect Susanna Scarabicchi, former partner of Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW). Her expertise, sensitivity and competence have been highly recognized around the world throughout the projects she led and designed over the past 30 years. She developed a commendable portfolio of projects that prompted community regeneration, sense of place and design quality.Tectoo's cutting-edge approach is also enhanced by the expertise of Architect Andrea Peschiera, with whom Architect Scarabicchi has had a close and productive collaboration during the last five years at RPBW and who joined the firm as a director from an early stage, sharing the common focus on technical excellence and experimentation developed through his international experience.Tectoo is deeply rooted by architectural, environmental and social convictions for what designing for the future means. Creating something new in a world everyday more fragile requires the profound awareness that the best building concepts grow by means of a rigorous and innovative approach. Our view is that creating good architecture involves developing and implementing competencies in collaboration with an extensive network of experts from many fields and disciplines whilst engaging in a strong relationship with our clients to define common goals.We are able to offer an exceptional baggage of knowledge and expertise that embraces every aspect of a building's design, ensuring continuity and quality at every stage of a project, combining advanced building technology with more traditional and crafted techniques.Every project requires adaptability, which is a fundamental quality we have acquired having worked with a variety of clients including individuals, city councils, Boards of Trustees and developers, translating and interpreting their needs and expectations while linking the collective demands of the public and the environmental context.