dsdstudio

The Scandani D'andria architectural design studio, founded by the architects Franco Scanzani and Aurelia D'Andria in 1967, continues its professional activity thanks to the daughterFlavia Scanzani and to his daughter Catherine Dalsasso.

THE STUDIO has gathered many experiences over the years; it has increased and enriched the training background; has developed experiences and activities. Over time, the studio has transformed into  a heterogeneous group of work and research, which, through different inputs and contributions, develops essential nourishment for the constant development and change of the market.

 

Experiences shared by dissimilar architects contributed to the design and research.

The sharing of problems and the systematic experimentation of the new leads to the projects produced

 

The studio develops architectural, urban and environmental planning, works supervision and safety, but also interior design

He also carries out consultancy activities for companies. Participate in national and international competitions receiving prizes and awards, the projects have also been published, mentioned and / or exhibited

Collaborators  with us: B.Belluzzi, A.Bruni, M. Campagna, A.Caldarisco, R. Carosi, Prof. M. Cestelli Guidi (Struttist engineer), E. Ciavela, GM Celi , L. Ciglioni, G. Curcio, F. Deli, F. Di Gregorio, D. Faraglia, M. Grimaldi, M. Iorio, E. Labianca, M. Lanucara, F. Locatelli (Environmental Engineering), M. Longo , G. Mancini, S. Mizzoni, A. Pompei, prof. A. Pultrone (management activity), F. Sabatini, E. Scortegagna, P. Trivellone (Engineer),  S. Zanzottera, B. Zinni; Prof. Rocco Falciano (consultant for artistic works ), and the sculptor Antonio Zanini.

 

It highlights the1st PRIZE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION “Stage architectural IDEAS COMPETITION - EPK / EVROPSKA PRESTOLNICA KULTURE - REKA DRAVA 2012 (European capital of culture - DRAVA RIVER 2012)”  City of Maribor Slovenia “ EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE 2012 “- year 2010 Senior Arch. Aurelia D'andria in collaboration with some young architects.