Giorgia Colombo
Architect Rome / Italy
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Born in Rome in 1989, Giorgia Colombo studied Architecture at Roma Tre University, at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris la Villette and at Politecnico di Milano, where she obtained her Master’s degree. After graduating she collaborated with the Politecnico di Milano as a teaching assistant in several workshops and design classes.
In 20212-2014 she worked as an architectural assistant with the firms Scandurra Studio (Milan) and Stella Richter+Ochoa (Rome). In 2016 she joined as a freelance architect the studio Lamberto Rossi Associati (Milan) and in 2017 she moved to London where she collaborated with the firms Brooksbank & Collins, Allies and Morrison and Haworth Tompkins.
Back to Italy in 2021 she continued working as a self-employed architect, teaming up with the firm Grazzini Tonazzini. She designed several apartments and houses, some of them renovations and others new constructions. She took part in many national and international competitions and got an honourable mention for the competitions: “Castle Resort” (Roccamandolfi), “Sessa Aurunca’s Cathedral” (Sessa Aurunca), “Belluno’s Cathedral” (Belluno), “Museo del Novecento Extension” (Milan) and “Housing Complex in Rua da Verónica” (Lisbon). Together with a wider team, she also won the first prize for the competition “Polo Scolastico, Parcheggio Multipiano e Zona Espositiva nell’area dello Spuntone” Montalcino, for which she got the assignment for the subsequent design stages (ongoing).
She is particularly interested in architectural research and in the field of exhibition design. In 2017 she participated to the advanced training course “Esporre” organised by the museum MAXXI (Rome) and in 2022 she got the II Level Master Degree “Museo Italia - Allestimento e museografia” from the Università degli Studi di Firenze.
In 20212-2014 she worked as an architectural assistant with the firms Scandurra Studio (Milan) and Stella Richter+Ochoa (Rome). In 2016 she joined as a freelance architect the studio Lamberto Rossi Associati (Milan) and in 2017 she moved to London where she collaborated with the firms Brooksbank & Collins, Allies and Morrison and Haworth Tompkins.
Back to Italy in 2021 she continued working as a self-employed architect, teaming up with the firm Grazzini Tonazzini. She designed several apartments and houses, some of them renovations and others new constructions. She took part in many national and international competitions and got an honourable mention for the competitions: “Castle Resort” (Roccamandolfi), “Sessa Aurunca’s Cathedral” (Sessa Aurunca), “Belluno’s Cathedral” (Belluno), “Museo del Novecento Extension” (Milan) and “Housing Complex in Rua da Verónica” (Lisbon). Together with a wider team, she also won the first prize for the competition “Polo Scolastico, Parcheggio Multipiano e Zona Espositiva nell’area dello Spuntone” Montalcino, for which she got the assignment for the subsequent design stages (ongoing).
She is particularly interested in architectural research and in the field of exhibition design. In 2017 she participated to the advanced training course “Esporre” organised by the museum MAXXI (Rome) and in 2022 she got the II Level Master Degree “Museo Italia - Allestimento e museografia” from the Università degli Studi di Firenze.
Born in Rome in 1989, Giorgia Colombo studied Architecture at Roma Tre University, at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris la Villette and at Politecnico di Milano, where she obtained her Master’s degree. After graduating she collaborated with the Politecnico di Milano as a teaching assistant in several workshops and design classes. In 20212-2014 she worked as an architectural assistant with the firms Scandurra Studio (Milan) and Stella Richter+Ochoa (Rome). In 2016 she joined as a freelance architect the studio Lamberto Rossi Associati (Milan) and in 2017 she moved to London where she collaborated with the firms Brooksbank & Collins, Allies and Morrison and Haworth Tompkins. Back to Italy in 2021 she continued working as a self-employed architect, teaming up with the firm Grazzini Tonazzini. She designed several apartments and houses, some of them renovations and others new constructions. She took part in many national and international competitions and got an honourable mention for the competitions: “Castle Resort” (Roccamandolfi), “Sessa Aurunca’s Cathedral” (Sessa Aurunca), “Belluno’s Cathedral” (Belluno), “Museo del Novecento Extension” (Milan) and “Housing Complex in Rua da Verónica” (Lisbon). Together with a wider team, she also won the first prize for the competition “Polo Scolastico, Parcheggio Multipiano e Zona Espositiva nell’area dello Spuntone” Montalcino, for which she got the assignment for the subsequent design stages (ongoing). She is particularly interested in architectural research and in the field of exhibition design. In 2017 she participated to the advanced training course “Esporre” organised by the museum MAXXI (Rome) and in 2022 she got the II Level Master Degree “Museo Italia - Allestimento e museografia” from the Università degli Studi di Firenze.