Federica Terenzi

Federica is a qualified architect and urban designer with a strong commitment to embedding social value into all aspects of her design. She is particularly interested in the interplay between public and private spaces, and how design of the public realm can foster integration among diverse communities and individuals within urban environments.

Federica has worked in London since 2017 on a variety of projects and scales at all RIBA stages. Before, she gained experience in the West Bank and Italy. Her work ranges from landscape to domestic refurbishment, and spans all the gradients in between. Additionally, she collaborated for a few years with the University of Bologna and Italian Local Authorities, mapping assets confiscated from organised crime and designing strategies for their social reuse.
She completed her Master's in Architecture in Ferrara after an exchange period at KU Leuven. She also holds a Master's in Urban Design from The Bartlett, UCL and a multidisciplinary Professional Master’s diploma from the University of Bologna.