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Romolo Calabrese

Romolo Calabrese is an Italian architect, active nationally and internationally in the design field and in theoretical debate. He was born in Milan and studied architecture at Politecnico di Milano where he graduated in 1998. From 1995 to 1997 he trained at Aldo Rossi's office, who he collaborated with on several projects.

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Name
Romolo Calabrese
Born
Milan, 1966
Nationality
Italy
Occupation
architect · publisher
Languages
Italian

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Romolo Calabrese is an Italian architect, active nationally and internationally in the design field and in theoretical debate. He was born in Milan and studied architecture at Politecnico di Milano where he graduated in 1998. From 1995 to 1997 he trained at Aldo Rossi's office, who he collaborated with on several projects.

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Romolo Calabrese (born 1966) is an Italian architect and publisher. The architect was born in Milan. Languages used include Italian.

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