Campomarzio is an architectural collective practice which merges practical and theoretical expertise within the fields of architecture, urbanism, research, and visual communication, to develop projects and strategies for public and private clients. Founded in 2012 Campomarzio is run by five partners: Pietro V. Ambrosini, Michele Andreatta, Alessandro Busana, Daniele Cappelletti and Enrico Lunelli. The collective counts on the collaboration with the philosopher and sociologist Teresa Pedretti. The plurality of its founders and the different international academic and professional experiences allow Campomarzio to develop a careful and meticulous design and research activity, with the aim to combine innovation and history. Campomarzio partecipates to national and international competitions and follows project for public and private clients in Italy and abroad. In 2014 takes part to 14th Venice Architecture Biennale, named Fundamentals and curated by Rem Koolhaas with the project Ground Floor Crisis and it was awarded with NIB price, New Italian Blood, reserved to the 10 best emerging architecture offices of Italy. Campomarzio has collaboration with IUAV University of Venice and Massachusetts Institute of Technology of Boston and publishes theoretical researches on San Rocco magazine. Furthermore Campomarzio works on its own initiative on researches, projects and visions regarding city and society with a constant critical approach toward contemporary urban space and condition. www.campomarzio.name