Alessandro Verona
Architect Udine / Italy
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In addition to our work designing and realizing buildings, facilities, and interiors for the public sector, businesses and private individuals, the Alessandro Verona Studio, a firm believer in the benefits of urban regeneration, has championed, led and participated in numerous redevelopment projects, over the years developing an expertise in the field. This expertise is born of working in close partnership with public and private stakeholders, sharing our knowledge and ideas and managing the complex relationships and processes that characterize urban regeneration projects. And it is this shared, collaborative approach to urban design that underpins and distinguishes our work, which over time has also taken on an experimental dimension, most particularly in projects involving a permanent or temporary change of use of buildings and urban spaces.
This experimental approach also finds expression in our interior design projects for residential and commercial buildings and workplaces, each evidencing our continuous search for innovative approaches that both optimize and create new synergies between spaces and their functions.
This experimental approach also finds expression in our interior design projects for residential and commercial buildings and workplaces, each evidencing our continuous search for innovative approaches that both optimize and create new synergies between spaces and their functions.
- Address Via Romeo Battistig, 33100 Udine | Italy
- Tel 0432 505378
In addition to our work designing and realizing buildings, facilities, and interiors for the public sector, businesses and private individuals, the Alessandro Verona Studio, a firm believer in the benefits of urban regeneration, has championed, led and participated in numerous redevelopment projects, over the years developing an expertise in the field. This expertise is born of working in close partnership with public and private stakeholders, sharing our knowledge and ideas and managing the complex relationships and processes that characterize urban regeneration projects. And it is this shared, collaborative approach to urban design that underpins and distinguishes our work, which over time has also taken on an experimental dimension, most particularly in projects involving a permanent or temporary change of use of buildings and urban spaces. This experimental approach also finds expression in our interior design projects for residential and commercial buildings and workplaces, each evidencing our continuous search for innovative approaches that both optimize and create new synergies between spaces and their functions.