Concetta Sangrigoli is an architect from the Milan Polytechnic, a programmer-urban planner from the Institut d'Urbanisme de Paris, and a French Landscape Designer. With 15 years' experience , she is committed to integrating biodiversity and the enhancement of natural and historic sites into her projects. For each study and development, she establishes a strong link with future users, through co-design meetings, or other specific and adapted mechanisms.
She has completed numerous public space projects for a variety of programs and scales, including cycle paths, oasis courtyards and a planted promenade in France. It regularly carries out programming studies for large-scale areas with complex challenges, such as the Petite Ceinture development project in Paris, or the public space guide plan for the Morillon district in Montreuil.
