Architect, landscape architect and graphic designer, founder at Anna Merci —Architecture.

Member of Renzo Piano G124, the senator’s working group on italian suburbs. Experienced works on various scales, from temporary installations to urban regeneration, focusing on the interaction between people, architecture and landscape. Postgraduate Degree in Architecture at Università Iuav di Venezia (2008), in 2010 she received her masters degree in Sustainable Urban Design, and in 2013 she won the New Italian Blood Prize, which selects the top ten young Italian architects in the Landscape section. Since 2008 she has won several national and international competitions (among others, Porto Pool Promenade, Porto 2015 and Venice CityVision, Venice 2011) and has received mentions and awards for its works (among others, Ecoluoghi Urban Regeneration Prize, 2017 and GRAnDe Graphic Design Festival Prize 2018) and the results have been published in various international magazines (among others, Arquine and Domus) and shown in many exhibitions. She has participated in architectural exhibitions including La Triennale di Milano, La Biennale di Architettura di Venezia and WUHO Gallery, Los Angeles. She has been invited to international workshops in collaboration with the Reggio Emilia Landscape Biennale and the FAI (the Italian National Trust). In 2017 she was tutor for Tamassociati (Curatorial team of th Italian Pavilion, Biennale di Venezia 2016) at WAVe 2017 “Syria the making of the Future” organized by Università Iuav di Venezia that focused the attention on post-conflict reconstruction. The project “Same Same but different” won the first prize. She has held lectures at various Universities and cultural events (Mextrópoli Festival de Arquitectura y Ciudad, Università Iuav di Venezia, University of Udine, Order of the Architects of Verona, Pecha Kucha Rome). She has published various articles and she collaborates in Architettiverona magazine. In 2018 she won the Arquine N.20 International Competition for the MEXTRÓPOLI Pavilion 2018 in Mexico City.