Alberto Maria Ficele

He studied architecture at the Polytechnic School of Bari and at the National Superior School of Architecture of Versailles where he founded and directed "Minimo", a review of thoughts on architecture and design. His diploma project "Architecture du sel" receives the gold medal of the International Prize for Sustainable Architecture Fassa Bortolo "(2013) with Glenn Murcutt as president of the jury.

Then, he continued his training with Nicola di Battista (Rome), then with Max Dudler (Berlin), with Antonio Citterio (Milan) and, finally, with Nicolas Laisné (Paris). He currently lives in Milan where he works as a freelance architect. Recently, it is published on "Domus", international architecture magazine, with a project of transformable leather objects. At the same time, he devotes himself to drawing in collaboration with various architecture and art magazines.