Ernesto Maria Giuffrè graduated in Architecture in 1998 with a thesis in environmental design applied to design, concerning the design of a coefficient system for setting up outdoor places.
He later perfected his studies through a one-year internship at the Fiat Research and Design Center, and with the subsequent PhD in Environmental Design on eco-design issues.
From 2000 he began to work as an independent freelancer in the fields of architecture and design, without ever neglecting applied research.
From 2002 to 2007 he worked as Adjunct Professor for the Faculty of Architecture in Rome within the Degree Courses in Industrial Design and Furniture.
Lately he has been studying the relationship between object, space and people through experiences and studies of sculpture, drawing and painting techniques.
Each project is a moment of research and discovery of new possibilities both for the object and for oneself
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