Arch. Alessandro Panci

Born on November 15, 1976, in 1998 he won the competition for the creation of an Archaeological-Environmental Park on the banks of the Aniene River in Tivoli (Rome). In 2001, he graduated with honors from La Sapienza University of Rome and obtained his professional qualification the following year. In 2003, he founded P!STUDIO, based in Tivoli (Rome), launching a business focused on the cultural, environmental, and tourism enhancement of smaller historic centers and landscape systems.
During his career, he has received numerous awards, including the 2007 Award for Best Territorial Marketing Project-Action in the “Promote, Enhance, and Requalify the City and the Territory” competition, part of Expo Italia Real Estate in Milan, for the drafting of the Heritage Charter of the Province of Prato. The project for the external layout of the Ecomuseum of Cascina Moglioni (AL) is also included among the experiences of the international program Rehabimed (Rehabilitación de la Arquitectura Tradicional Mediterránea). Throughout his career, he has received numerous awards, including the 2007 Award for Best Territorial Marketing Project-Action in the “Promote, Enhance, and Redevelop the City and the Territory” competition at Expo Italia Real Estate in Milan, for his work on the Heritage Charter for the Province of Prato. His project for the exterior design of the Cascina Moglioni Ecomuseum (AL) was also included among the experiences of the international Rehabimed (Rehabilitation of Traditional Mediterranean Architecture) program.
An expert in local resource development strategies, he has been a consultant to the Capanne di Marcarolo Park Authority (now the Piedmontese Apennine Park), editor of editorial columns dedicated to territorial development, and consultant to the Province of Prato for the “Heritage Charter.” In 2008, he was honored at the Biennial of Young Italian Architects; in 2009, he was selected for the exhibition “27/37 Young Roman Architects,” inaugurated in Seville, and for the YEARBOOK01 “Roman Architects in the World.” He has held important institutional roles: vice-president of the Local Landscape Commission of the Municipality of Lanuvio (RM), member of the Expropriation Subcommittee of the Municipality of Rome, delegate since 2010 by the Order of Architects, Public Works and Buildings of Rome and the province for the decentralized area no. 5 “Guidonia-Montecelio”, Secretary of the Order since 2017 and President from 2021 to 2025. He is currently President Emeritus and delegate for national policies of the Order of Architects, Public Works and Buildings of Rome and the province, National Councilor of ALA - Assoarchitetti and Engineers, member of the Steering Committee of the Degree Course “Architecture - Urban Regeneration” at La Sapienza University, of the Public Works and Buildings Price Commission of the Lazio Region, of the advisory committee of the Italian Real Estate Observatory (OMI), of the Scientific Committee of the National Institute of Bioarchitecture (INBAR) and of the Scientific Committee of the URBAN CENTER of Rome.
The firm he founded and owns is committed to the redevelopment of rural landscapes and the definition of intervention strategies aimed at the “coherent development” of smaller historic centers, with ongoing projects in Central, Northern, and Southern Italy. Among the main projects: the artistic lighting of the Etruscan-Roman “Devil's Bridge” or “Abbadia Bridge” in Vulci (VT); the renovation of the Acquoria Hydroelectric Power Plant in Tivoli, from which long-distance electricity was transmitted to Rome for the first time in the early 20th century; the redevelopment of the gold mines on the Piota and Gorzente rivers (AL); the redevelopment of the Ponte Lucano area in Tivoli (RM), which won the ministerial tender for degraded suburbs; walkway and restoration work at the Roman Forum; and the recovery and enhancement of the park system in Rozzano (MI) and Orta Nova (FG).
Numerous restoration and building recovery projects have also been undertaken, including the Sacramentine complex in Segni (Rome), and numerous projects with the Archaeological Superintendency of Rome. In the environmental and structural fields, work is underway along the main hydrographic channels of Central Italy on behalf of the ENEL group.

Contacts

• Phone : +39 0774.616089
• E-mail : info@pstudioarch.com
  alessandro@pstudioarch.com