Daniele Corsaro
Daniele Corsaro (Grottaglie, Taranto, 1975) graduated in Architecture from Sapienza University of Rome in 2001. After several educational and professional experiences at universities and architectural practices across Europe, he founded his own studio in Cisternino, Puglia, in 2005.
The practice works mainly in the residential and commercial sectors, for both public and private clients. Its multidisciplinary team covers every stage of project development, from the initial concept to construction. The professionals come from different European countries and enrich each project through their diverse cultural experiences and perspectives.
His projects have been selected for numerous exhibitions and awards, including the Bauwelt Preis in Hamburg, Architects meet in Selinunte (2012 and 2013), Pugliarch 2012, the 2012 Apulia Award, the fourth edition of the Gold Medal for Italian Architecture at the Milan Triennale, and the Mies van der Rohe Award 2013.
Website: www.danielecorsaro.it
Email: info@danielecorsaro.it
Interview
What are you currently working on, and what approach do you take in your work?
Could you tell us about your experiences abroad and what you brought home in terms of knowledge, relationships and experience?
In an architect’s work, how important are technical preparation and the ability to build relationships?
What advice would you give to a newly qualified architect?
What is the most intriguing project you would like to realise?
Your work in one word.
Recorded on 10 May 2014.