Approach

As a designer, my approach is analytical and problem-solving oriented.

Before drawing, I observe, listen, and understand the context because good design comes from identifying the right problem and finding the most effective solution.

I always aim to balance functionality and aesthetics, with great attention to detail and user experience.

I work closely with private clients and companies to turn needs and goals into clear, well-designed, and functional products. Every phase, from research to prototyping, is driven by dialogue and experimentation to ensure solutions that are not only visually appealing but also concrete and suited to those who use them.

Many young designers dream of becoming an archistar, shaping bold concepts with complete creative freedom. But over the years, I understood the value of teamwork.

Being part of a team means learning from different perspectives, refining ideas through discussion, and achieving results that are stronger and more thoughtful.

Good design is never a solo act:

it’s the outcome of collaboration, shared knowledge, and collective effort.

Tipycal workflow

Analyze

context to understand topic and competitors

Frame

explicit problems and silent needs

Solve

with direct and concrete ideas

Discuss

proposals: every suggestion could be useful

Build

prototype to understand with hands

Improve

first ideas and pay attention to every detail

Produce

with technical sheets and speaking with local suppliers

Promote

the product with photos, renderings and books.

Tools

2D Drawings

Solidworks, PTC Creo, Autocad 2D

3D Modeling

Solidworks, PTC Creo, Blender, Alias

Rendering

Blender, Keyshot, Vred

Management

eSolver, Bill Of Materials

Visual

Lightroom, Premiere, After Effects

Office

Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Outlook

Graphic

Illustrator, Indesign, Photoshop

Shooting

Canon 70D, Expired disposable cameras