Daniele Lauria graduated in Architecture in Florence, where he founded his practice in 1999. Today, the Studio operates through an international network across more than fifteen countries, working on urban regeneration, restoration, and architectural design projects.
The practice’s areas of expertise include the design of cultural and sports facilities, the adaptive reuse and enhancement of historic heritage, and accessibility plans aimed at removing architectural barriers.
Long active in the cultural field, Lauria has collaborated with Fondazione Feltrinelli in Milan, the Cidad3 architecture centre in São Paulo, IQD, and Il Giornale dell’Architettura. Over the years, he has also had the opportunity to work closely with RPBW – Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Leonardo Benevolo, Zaha Hadid Architects and, more recently, Kengo Kuma.
