Born and raised in Puglia, Italy, I have always had a strong inclination towards both scientific
and artistic disciplines, which led me to pursue studies in building engineering and architecture
at the Politecnico di Bari. During my academic journey, I developed a growing interest in
acoustics, a field that fascinatingly blends science and architectural design.
My desire to specialize in acoustics led me to move to Madrid, where I completed a Master's
degree in Acoustic Engineering. During this time, I began a fruitful collaboration with the
Polytechnic University of Madrid, working on a project related to the acoustics of the Cathedral
of Santiago de Compostela. The results of this study, which explored how acoustics influence
the perception and experience of sacred spaces, were presented at several international
conferences, contributing to my professional growth and engagement in advanced research.
In addition to my academic training, I had the opportunity to work with several companies
specializing in acoustical engineering, where I was able to apply and expand my skills through
hands-on experience in real-world projects. These experiences helped me refine my abilities in
managing acoustical projects, particularly focusing on sound insulation and conditioning for
architectural environments.
Currently, I work at INERCO, where, together with my colleague Robin, we manage complex
architectural acoustics projects. These range from designing sound insulation in offices and
commercial spaces to creating acoustically optimized environments for recording studios and
music rooms. Each project requires a targeted approach, combining advanced engineering
techniques with a deep understanding of acoustic needs and the surrounding environment. My
career is centered around improving the quality of the acoustic environment in spaces,
ensuring optimal comfort and functionality for those who use them, whether in professional or
cultural settings.