a-fact is an architecture practice founded in late 2022 by Andrea Rossi, Giovanni Sanna and Pierluigi Turco which is composed of a multidisciplinary team headquartered in Milan and London.
They are architects, thinkers, engineers and designers. They believe that architecture shapes the future of our communities. They draw energy from contextual data to generate resilient ecosystems where people can live, work and thrive. They join forces with experts from diverse fields, to deliver sustainable projects for forward-thinking clients.
Our culture pushes them to explore the concept of “factual sustainability” that - as Hans Rosling says in Factfulness - allows us to welcome complexity, warying of slogans and oversimplification of key sustainable-design concepts. Collecting, processing and transforming contextual data into integrated architectural ideas means designing case-by-case, tackling environmental, economic and social challenges towards a more factual paradigm of circularity and a renewed harmony with nature.
They do this conscious of our responsibility – as architects – to imagine and shape flexible cities, buildings and spaces able to house a thriving future and its possible evolutions. They call this the A-FACTOR.
They are architects, thinkers, engineers and designers. They believe that architecture shapes the future of our communities. They draw energy from contextual data to generate resilient ecosystems where people can live, work and thrive. They join forces with experts from diverse fields, to deliver sustainable projects for forward-thinking clients.
Our culture pushes them to explore the concept of “factual sustainability” that - as Hans Rosling says in Factfulness - allows us to welcome complexity, warying of slogans and oversimplification of key sustainable-design concepts. Collecting, processing and transforming contextual data into integrated architectural ideas means designing case-by-case, tackling environmental, economic and social challenges towards a more factual paradigm of circularity and a renewed harmony with nature.
They do this conscious of our responsibility – as architects – to imagine and shape flexible cities, buildings and spaces able to house a thriving future and its possible evolutions. They call this the A-FACTOR.
