Giorgia Cedro
Architect New York / United States
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Apartment with a Library
Milan / Italy / 2023
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Tikka Charcoal Grill
Hicksville / United States / 2023
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Bed-Stuy Townhouse Renovation
New York / United States / 2023
Giorgia Cedro founded Olbos Studio in 2021 with the dream to make it an itinerant architectural office that would be based on the cross-contamination of different ways to conceive the built environment from her Italian roots, her professional experiences in Tokyo, to the melting pot of New York. Giorgia is inspired by different traditional crafts and the the use of materials to express specific qualities in every project that reflect their unique character, while maintaining an open dialogue with the physical context.
Since her first internship in Tokyo in 2012, she developed an insatiable curiosity for largely populated cities - in particular for the unique habits and ways of inhabiting space in the global cities (New York, London, Tokyo), carrying on a personal research that germinated from studying Saskia Sassen’s The Global City and still continues today. Some of her writings have been published on Academic researches such as the European Symposium on Research in Architecture and Urban Design (2016) and The Global City. The urban condition as a pervasive phenomenon (2020).
Prior to founding Olbos Studio, Giorgia worked for WORKac and Cicognani Kalla in New York, Cino Zucchi Architetti and LAND in Milan, and had two extended internships in Tokyo, at Klein Dytham architecture and Miurashin Architect + Associates. While working with Cino Zucchi, she also participated as a tutor to the international workshop Inhabitable Skins with students from Politecnico di Milano and TU Graz (Austria).
Since her first internship in Tokyo in 2012, she developed an insatiable curiosity for largely populated cities - in particular for the unique habits and ways of inhabiting space in the global cities (New York, London, Tokyo), carrying on a personal research that germinated from studying Saskia Sassen’s The Global City and still continues today. Some of her writings have been published on Academic researches such as the European Symposium on Research in Architecture and Urban Design (2016) and The Global City. The urban condition as a pervasive phenomenon (2020).
Prior to founding Olbos Studio, Giorgia worked for WORKac and Cicognani Kalla in New York, Cino Zucchi Architetti and LAND in Milan, and had two extended internships in Tokyo, at Klein Dytham architecture and Miurashin Architect + Associates. While working with Cino Zucchi, she also participated as a tutor to the international workshop Inhabitable Skins with students from Politecnico di Milano and TU Graz (Austria).
Giorgia Cedro founded Olbos Studio in 2021 with the dream to make it an itinerant architectural office that would be based on the cross-contamination of different ways to conceive the built environment from her Italian roots, her professional experiences in Tokyo, to the melting pot of New York. Giorgia is inspired by different traditional crafts and the the use of materials to express specific qualities in every project that reflect their unique character, while maintaining an open dialogue with the physical context. Since her first internship in Tokyo in 2012, she developed an insatiable curiosity for largely populated cities - in particular for the unique habits and ways of inhabiting space in the global cities (New York, London, Tokyo), carrying on a personal research that germinated from studying Saskia Sassen’s The Global City and still continues today. Some of her writings have been published on Academic researches such as the European Symposium on Research in Architecture and Urban Design (2016) and The Global City. The urban condition as a pervasive phenomenon (2020). Prior to founding Olbos Studio, Giorgia worked for WORKac and Cicognani Kalla in New York, Cino Zucchi Architetti and LAND in Milan, and had two extended internships in Tokyo, at Klein Dytham architecture and Miurashin Architect + Associates. While working with Cino Zucchi, she also participated as a tutor to the international workshop Inhabitable Skins with students from Politecnico di Milano and TU Graz (Austria).