MATTEO MARTINI
architect

(b. 1982) He studied at the Faculty of Architettura e Società - Politecnico of Milan, Italy and at the Faculdade de Arquitectura and Artes - Universidade Lusiada of Lisbon, Portugal.

He graduated in 2007 with a thesis about the influences of cinematographic language in contemporary architecture and the project of rehabilitation of the studios buldings as an extension of the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome.

In 2008 he designed the scenography for "Gesualdo considered as a murderer" by Luca Francesconi (first Italian representation) performed at the MITO Festival in Milan and then he graduated in Scenography at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, Milan in 2010.

His architecture activity began collaborating with Lorenzo Facchini (architect, formerly STUDIO46 in Milan) and with his father's studio based in Loano (Ligurian area), building several projects between the two regions.

In 2014 he founded RKTTS Architecture and Design Studio in Milan, together with architects Lorenzo Facchini and Michela Gilardi.

In 2018, following the activity of his paternal studio, together with Eleonora Bertolotto and Matteo Sacco, he founds MSB-AE.

ELEONORA BERTOLOTTO
engineer

(b. 1987) She studied Building Engineering-Architecture at the University of Genoa, Italy and got graduated in 2012 with a project focused on the renovation of the historic typical Hutong houses in the town center of Beijing, China through the self-sufficient and sustainable management of the historical building heritage.

She immediately went through important experiences in Italy and abroad as well, working in the following studios: Hutopolis in Beijing, Beltrami-Studio in Milan (collaborating at the structural and executive project of the Porta Nuova Gardens), then in Amsterdam at Akka architects, London and Genoa again.

Thanks to her background she acquires an international and modern approach to projects with a particular focus on the structural and construction design.

Aware of the complexity of the architectural project, she immediately developed a design strategy that is strongly integrated with the variety of specialistic figures necessary involved nowaday in the design and construction for sustainable and "up to date" buildings.

In 2018, in order to consolidate the collaborations with the architects Matteo Sacco and Matteo Martini, she joins MSB-AE.

MATTEO A. SACCO
architect

(b. 1982) He studied at the Faculty of Civil Architecture - Politecnico of Milan, Italy and School of Architecture - Universitat International de Catalunya of Barcelona, Spain.

He got graduated in 2007 with the project of extension of the Archeological Museum in Corso Magenta - Milan a completion of the building curtain in Via Santa Maria alla Porta.

During the university period he collaborated with the  Garatti & Associati Studio in Milan working at the master plan (2004) and then the extension (2006) of the National Schools of Art of 1961 for the city of La Habana - Cuba, both presented at the Architecture Bienniale of La Habana in the same years.

After he worked  at the Coima Image studio in Milan, and then he moved to Barcelona starting a collaboration with Guibernau-Mateu Arquitectes - studio associated with OAB (Office of Architecture in Barcelona) led by architect Carlos Ferrater.

Since 2011 he returns to his hometown in Liguria where he works on his personal projects on a variety of scale, combining the interest for environments and complexity in collaboration with leading studios and other professionals in the area.

In 2018 he joins the
MSB-AE together with Eleonora Bertolotto and Matteo Martini.

MSB-AE works together with an experienced group of specialists and some internal collaborators, currently involving:

GIACOMO FRUZZETTI architect

LUNA MAIORE designer

LORENC DELIU junior architect

Past collaborators:

Giulia Bertolotto, Matteo Aglio, Cristina Calcagno, Matteo Tron, Raffaella Di Lieto, Engel Immordino.