About us

Since 2013 we take care integrated design, architectural, urban planning and much more.

The Studio

Unique tailor-made solutions

The Studio was founded in 2013 by the collaboration between the architects Boccanegra and Mascarello. The Studio is still active with a team of young architects and surveyors specialized in the various fields of design.

The activities carried out range from architectural design to interior design and the design of open spaces, offering a complete service for both public and private customers.

The Studio follows the entire construction process, from the obtaining of building permits to economic analysis, to the practices related to safety on construction sites and we also have specific skills in urban planning, cadastral and tavolare.

The founders

Paolo Mascarello

Architect

Born in Trieste in 1962, he graduated as a surveyor at the Max Fabiani Institute. He graduated in Urban Planning, Territorial and Environmental Planning, holds a master’s degree in Territorial Government and is qualified in the United States of America.

In 1989 he began his professional career in Trieste and Milan, in 2013 he founded with his friend Boccanegra Studio B&P (Bepi&Paolo). He follows as designer and Director of Works new construction works, renovation works on historic buildings in both Trieste and Milan, as well as the restoration of historic houses in the Karst of Trieste.

He curates the architectural part of the exhibition on the 2000th anniversary of the Roman quarries of Aurisina, organized by the Municipality of Duino Aurisina under the patronage of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region.

Giuseppe Boccanegra

Architect

Born in Venice in 1946, he graduated at the IUAV in Venice. Son of the great plasterer and restorer Mirko Boccanegra, he followed in his father’s footsteps in the study and restoration of decorative apparatuses.
In 1995 he coordinates the project and the works management of the restoration of the Molino Stucky complex in Venice; the project includes a hotel of 390 rooms with related services, meeting rooms, restaurant facilities, a conference room of two thousand places plus a hundred apartments, tertiary and office spaces for a total area of about 60000 square meters. The following year he received from the Consorzio Nuova Fenice the task of designing the historical recovery and restoration of the decorative apparatus of the Gran Teatro La Fenice in Venice destroyed by fire.