We’d like to take the opportunity to introduce you to one of our Honorable mention winners for our "The Last Genocide Memorial" competition – Marco Ugolini from Italy!
Marco Ugolini from Italy
I got my three-year degree in architecture in 2019 in Rome. I studied at “La Sapienza” University of Rome and now I’m finishing my master’s degree at the University of Roma Tre. I’m particularly interested in design, and during the last two years I took part in a lot of architecture competitions.
I like to work in different scales, from master-planning to technological details. In 2019 I won an honourable mention thanks to the project of a small library in Mali. During my last design studio course, I designed a proposal for the new Tuscolana Station in Rome, including a new plan for a big piece of the city.
Studying architecture helped me to mature as a person and understand my role in the world.
I think architecture competitions are the best and fastest way to challenge yourself with people from other countries.
You have nothing to lose by participating; instead, you can learn more than you think.
Submit a masterplan for an industrial park in Houston, Texas
Design guest homes for an organic winery in Italy
Design a picturesque painters' residence
Design a sustainable artists residence in honor of Antoni Gaudi
Design a movie pavilion set in the stunning scenery of northern Iceland
Design meditation cabins to help Tokyo citizens destress and reconnect
Design a structure that would function as a source of education on past events or a method of raising awareness of ongoing injustices
Use architecture to create different emotional states
Present your best work and submit your favorite architectural visualization
Design affordable housing in Las Vegas
Design a pavilion to exhibit rammed earth as a building material
Design a new concept of small-scale home
Share your views on architecture competitions
Design THE architect's t-shirt!
