Andrea Palazzo, class of 1980, born in Puglia, lives and works in the Czech Republic. He studied architecture at the Milan Polytechnic. After his studies, he worked for professor and architect Giancarlo Perotta, known for creating the Garibaldi Towers in Milan.
In 2005 he moved to Prague and began working on various projects here.
In 2008 he became the 40th foreign architect registered with the Chamber of Architects of the Czech Republic and subsequently opened his own practice.
Specializing in the reconstruction and redevelopment of historic buildings, in each of his projects he tries to breathe new life into them, renovating and reusing all the original elements, which give each building its specific style.
With more than two hundred completed projects in the Czech territory, he is teaching as an external consultant for the Department of Design at the Higher School of Applied Arts VOSUP and SUPS and at the Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Civil Engineering (ČVUT), where he is completing his Ph.D.

Dr.arch. ANDREA PALAZZO is licensed architect No. R/0040.