I love designing spaces that tell stories, where form and memory meet to create authentic experiences.

Architecture is a fascinating, ever-evolving field where you can leave your own mark and make it personal – something that truly belongs to you.

Having the opportunity to observe the construction and execution techniques of the past carries a charm that is difficult to describe; it is a privilege by no means to be taken for granted.

There’s no point in memorizing things; you have to understand them and slowly build your own pieces, your own world, your own knowledge base.

Thanks to the Master’s programme, I now have a complete understanding of what I enjoy: bringing projects to life that combine physical and digital dimensions

Bridges and tunnels are more than works: they are connections. I study civil engineering to build solid links between ideas, spaces and people.

Colours, materials, lighting allow us to change the perception of a space and to create well-being for those who, that space, frequent or inhabit it.

I am lucky: in my work I get to see works of art up close and discover details that reveal care and beauty.

With the Master’s program, I deepened the basic knowledge I acquired during the Bachelor, preparing myself to face professional challenges with competence.

Practical and experiential activities combine theory with the concrete, truly preparing for the world of work.

The architect’s work never stops at drawing walls, but at enhancing a space, in other words making those who will live in that space feel good.

The variety of backgrounds and cultures is an added value that can spark creativity and inspire conversations.

Design is not just about creating interfaces – it’s about solving real problems, whether in the mountains or in everyday life.

Gaining experience on restoration sites is incredible: a unique opportunity that we have had since the first semester of the Master’s programme at SUPSI.

It is important to me that my studies prepare me for the world of work right away.

With the skills I acquired during my years of study, I hope in the future to be able to contribute to the reconstruction of my country, which was destroyed by the war.