Simone Bersanini

Born on August 12, 1976, he has been a member of the Brescia Province College of Surveyors since 2003.

From a young age, he learned the art of construction by helping his father and grandfather in the family construction business. During his studies, he worked alongside forestry agronomist Dr. Lombardi, which allowed him to explore the connection between nature and design, particularly in the areas of green space recovery, eco-friendly construction, and residential buildings in high-value natural settings. His approach has always focused on finding solutions that harmonize buildings with the surrounding landscape.

Since 2003, he has been certified to work as a Safety Coordinator, as required by Italian Legislative Decree 81/08, for roadwork, residential, and commercial projects.

His passion for nature and eco-building led him to specialize in landscape and environmental studies, energy saving, and to collaborate with companies specializing in the design and construction of bio-lakes and natural filtration bio-pools.

Marzia Castelli

Architect Marzia Castelli graduated with honors in Architecture from the Polytechnic University in 2001 and has been registered with the Provincial Architects’ Register of Brescia since 2002.

Over the years, she has been involved in the design and project management of various projects in Brescia and along Lake Garda. She also collaborated for several years with the architectural firm Arch. Barba, Arch. Salvadori, and Geom. Usardi in Gardone Riviera (Brescia), focusing on the design of major interventions along Lake Garda.

In 2004, she participated in the contemporary exhibition “Women of Our Time” at Palazzo della Loggia in the Vanvitelliano Hall.

For Marzia, architecture is not an act of asserting one’s individualism or pursuing purely aesthetic forms, but rather an authentic collaborative process with the client. For her, the true value of a project lies in the ability to listen to and understand the client’s needs and translate them into design solutions that are both functional and harmonious. Her vision of architecture is grounded in the awareness that the architect must offer not only creativity but also experience and professionalism, with the aim of creating spaces that meet specific needs while also inspiring and enriching those who inhabit them.

Luca Pavoni

Born on May 5, 1980, he has been a member of the Brescia Province College of Surveyors since 2004.

From a young age, he began gaining hands-on experience on construction sites, working in the family construction business, first for fun and then as part of his professional life. After his studies, he undertook an apprenticeship at the “Ermes Barba – Mauro Salvadori” firm, with which he continued collaborating in the following years.

In 2004, he started his own professional activity, specializing in architectural design and the full management of construction sites.

From 2006 to 2010, he was a technical drawing instructor at the Brescian Building School for the “Specialization Course for Construction Operators.”

Passionate about technology and systems engineering, he coordinates and manages the operational activities on the construction site, also focusing on the integration of advanced technologies and efficient systems. He ensures that all technical aspects of the project are carried out with precision, optimizing workflows, improving energy efficiency, and maintaining the highest standards of safety and quality throughout the entire process.