The group consists of a multidisciplinary team of professionals selected for their expertise, experience and sensitivity, who with enthusiasm and passion are able to follow all stages of project development, from concept to realisation.
He graduated in architecture in 2001 from "La Sapienza" University in Rome. After various educational and professional experiences at different universities and architectural firms in Europe, in 2005 he founded the studio "Corsaro Architetti" in Apulia where, through his numerous professional experiences, he acquired an in-depth knowledge of the local architectural culture.The influence of different cultures and knowledge of traditional building techniques combine in his works and are expressed on the one hand through the rigour of forms, typical of northern Europe, and on the other hand with the complexity of the Mediterranean vision. His works have been awarded, published and exhibited in various prestigious venues in Italy and abroad, including the "Mies Van Der Rohe Award 2013" in Barcelona and the "Venice Biennale" in 2014. Since 2001, he has collaborated with the 'KTH-School of Architecture' in Stockholm.
After moving from Bari to Berlin, at the age of twenty-two, in 1993 Annalisa Bruno founded 'Marmo e Terracotta', an interior design workshop collaborating with leading architectural firms throughout Germany. After fifteen years in the interior design business, Annalisa returned to Italy in 2009 ready for a new challenge. In 2011, together with architect Daniele Corsaro, she founded 'Apulia Property Design', www.apuliapropertydesign.it. Her considerable experience in the field of design, construction and project management has given her the ability, regardless of the situation, to quickly overcome any difficulty by finding ideal solutions that suit every need. This ability is appreciated by potential clients, who are looking for an ideal space that reflects their style, taste and personality.
Born in Cisternino in the province of Brindisi. In 2001, he graduated from the Technical Institute for Surveyors 'Leonardo da Vinci' in Martina Franca (TA), specialising in construction and the environment. He immediately began gaining practical experience with various local firms in the Itria Valley, and in November 2006 he graduated as a surveyor before registering in April 2007. In May 2007 he began working with the Corsaro Architetti studio, taking on the role of technical supervisor of projects and construction sites and liaising with the various contractors and administrative bodies involved in the studio's projects.
He graduated in engineering in 2006 from Bari Polytechnic. In the same year, he opened the 'Rocco Petrosino Ingegnere' studio, gaining professional experience through collaborations with other engineering studios. He has been involved in the design and calculation of structures for private works since the beginning, and has been awarded technical engineering services by public administrations, where he has been the designer and works director of numerous public works.
Passionate about architecture and an expert in reinforced concrete and steel structures, over the years he has built load-bearing structures in complete synergy with the architectural interpretation desired by the designer of the work. Research, the study of new materials at the service of load-bearing structures, and the updating of seismic construction regulations are his constant professional rule. He has been collaborating with 'Corsaro Architects' since 2016.
He studied architecture at the Israel Institute of Technology 'Technion' and graduated from the 'Pratt Institute' in New York. Ori Merom is an architect with extensive professional and academic experience and a long list of award-winning international architecture competitions. He currently teaches at the 'KTH-School of Architecture' in Stockholm. He has gained extensive experience in large-scale international projects and has worked with 'Corsaro Architects' since its foundation, both professionally and academically.
Born in Grottaglie in the province of Taranto. In June 2005, she graduated from the "Don Milani Pertini" Institute in Grottaglie with an accountancy specialisation. In September 2007, she started working in Daniele Corsaro's architecture studio in a crucial and wide-ranging role with duties that include administration, accounting, organisation and information.