Roberto Nesti obtained his Master of Arts degree from the Fine Art High School in Florence in 1975 and graduated in architecture from the University of Florence in 1982. He published articles in the magazine “Professione Architetto” from 1985 to 1990. His activity includes architecture, interior design, industrial design, and writing. Since the 1990’s he has collaborated with the Smithsonian Institution, the Duracell Group, and several industrial design companies.
Guido Incerti graduated in architecture from the Istituto Universitario di Architettura di (IUAV) in 2000, he received his PhD in Architectural Design (ICAR14) in 2010 from the PhD school of the Faculty of Architecture in Florence.
He is currently a counselor in the Bologna Order of Architects.
In the early 2000s he collaborated with Will Alsop in Rotterdam, DillerScofidio+Renfro in New York and Studio Archea in Florence among others.
Dr. Lucilla Spini is a bio-anthropologist with advanced academic training in the natural and soc
Rebecca Branconi, Ph.D., is an Academic Affiliate of Biology at Pennsylvania State University, a
Marijke Huegaerts was born and raised in Brussels (Belgium), where she also earned her B.A. in modern languages and management (1980). Following graduation she worked for a Dutch - Hungarian joint-venture in Brussels. In 1985 she spent 6 months in Australia traveling and working for a convention center. Upon her return to Brussels she worked as Management Assistant at Right Associates Inc., the first American outplacement company in Belgium.
Cristiana Milli was born in Florence, where she studied classical languages and studies an
Sylvie Duvernoy is an architect, graduated from Paris University in 1982. Later in 1998 she received her PhD degree from the Architecture Department of the University of Florence, specializing in architectural drawing and representation.
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After high school, Luca Carosi began working as a plumber and general maintenance worker in a tourist resort. In 2004 he moved to Florence where he worked as a gardener and in 2008 he graduated from the university of Pisa with a degree in Social Service Science. In 2008 he began working at a Study Abroad Arts program in Florence as Assistant Health and Safety Officer and Assistant Facility Manager. He joined the staff of Florence in 2022 as Facility Manager.
Native to northern Italy, Miriam Daquino received her Architecture Master’s Degree from the University of Florence in 2009. Among her academic experiences there is the participation to the Erasmus program, the European study abroad program, through which she obtained a scholarship for the Universidad Politècnica de Valencia (Spain).
After graduation, she entered the hospitality industry and started working for major Tuscan and international luxury brands as receptionist and guest relations agent.
