Simone Ferrari

Born in Brescia on December 18, 1973, he graduated in Architecture in 1999 from Politecnico di Milano, discussing a thesis on the rehabilitation of the historic center of Quito in Ecuador. During his studies, he completed an internship at the Facultad de Arquitectura of the Universidad Central de Ecuador. In 2000, he obtained an FSE Master’s in Land Management from the Polytechnic University of Milan. That same year, he began collaborating with Gregotti Associati International on significant architectural projects: the new Marrakech stadium, accommodating 45,000 people; the architectural redevelopment of the GUM department store in Red Square, Moscow; the ENEA research center in Naples Portici. In the Bicocca area of Milan, he designed and collaborated on the artistic direction of office buildings for Pirelli RE, a block of the State University, the kindergarten, green spaces, squares, streets, and public parking.