Since 1993, our studio has won numerous awards, reflecting our dedication to innovative design.
0
Projects
Since 1993, more than 100 projects for an ever-changing complex reality.
0
In progress
Projects from the territory to the city, to the environment, to the place.
TERRÆ AQUÆ
Guendalina Salimei, curator of the Padiglione Italia at the Biennale di Architettura di Venezia 2025
We are pleased to announce that the founder of TStudio, Guendalina Salimei, will be the curator of the Padiglione Italia at the Biennale di Architettura di Venezia 2025. Her project will explore the dialogue between architecture and the Mediterranean landscape. A great opportunity to rethink the design of the border between land and water as an integrated system of architecture, infrastructure and landscape.
Designing places that connect people and nature
1° PRIZE 2024
Waterfront redevelopment
Messina, Italy
The first-place winner who will bring the waterfront redevelopment project in Messina to life is the Temporary Group of Professionals consisting of Guendalina Salimei TStudio (leader); Ai Engineering s.r.l.; Ai Studio – Associazione Professionale; Akkad Società di Ingegneria srl; URBAN FUTURE ORGANIZATION S.R.L.; Dott. Geol. Fabio Nicita; AG&P greenscape S.r.l.; Studio Associato “Miceli Ingegneri Associati”. Render by Tstudio.
Shaping spaces that inspire communities
1° PRIZE 2023
Redevelopment of the entrance and roof of the Museo Egizio
Torino, Italy
The group, composed of David Gianotten from OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture) and Guendalina Salimei Tstudio, won the international design competition Egyptian Museum 2024. (RTP: OMA, Guendalina Salimei Tstudio| Andrea Tabocchini | Manfroni Engineering Workshop | Sequas Ingegneria S.r.l. | Consultants: Prof. Arch. Andrea Longhi | Studio Strati | Studio Decafib). Render by OMA.
Building dialogue between tradition and environment
1° PRIZE 2023
Crypta Balbi restoration and enhancement project, connecting to Rome's historical itinerary
Rome, Italy
The restoration and enhancement project of the archaeological area of Crypta Balbi aims to integrate themes of conservation, accessibility, valorization, restoration, and consolidation.