Roberto Grio founded “T-Studio” in 1990 along with three of his friends and while they were writing the degree thesis, they started working on the project. He graduated in 1991 with highest honours.
Since then, he worked for almost 25 years as a design lecturer at La Sapienza University.
In 1993 he got a Ph.D. at the Civil Engineering Faculty in Rome.
He has been member of the building commission in Poggio Catino, then...Roberto Grio founded “T-Studio” in 1990 along with three of his friends and while they were writing the degree thesis, they started working on the project. He graduated in 1991 with highest honours.
Since then, he worked for almost 25 years as a design lecturer at La Sapienza University.
In 1993 he got a Ph.D. at the Civil Engineering Faculty in Rome.
He has been member of the building commission in Poggio Catino, then in 1997 he became a member of the “InArch” National Council.
Simultaneously, from 1992 onwards, he took part in many national and international architecture competitions, obtaining numerous awards, among which there are two Europan competitions, the “100 Piazze” contest in Rome, the international competition for the redevelopment of the Vydrica district in Bratislava (three areas out of five won and two second prizes), the design competition for the multipurpose service center for harbour uses at San Cataldo pier, in Taranto and many others.
At the same time he carries out professional activities for local authorities and individuals.
Since then, he worked for almost 25 years as a design lecturer at La Sapienza University.
In 1993 he got a Ph.D. at the Civil Engineering Faculty in Rome.
He has been member of the building commission in Poggio Catino, then...Roberto Grio founded “T-Studio” in 1990 along with three of his friends and while they were writing the degree thesis, they started working on the project. He graduated in 1991 with highest honours.
Since then, he worked for almost 25 years as a design lecturer at La Sapienza University.
In 1993 he got a Ph.D. at the Civil Engineering Faculty in Rome.
He has been member of the building commission in Poggio Catino, then in 1997 he became a member of the “InArch” National Council.
Simultaneously, from 1992 onwards, he took part in many national and international architecture competitions, obtaining numerous awards, among which there are two Europan competitions, the “100 Piazze” contest in Rome, the international competition for the redevelopment of the Vydrica district in Bratislava (three areas out of five won and two second prizes), the design competition for the multipurpose service center for harbour uses at San Cataldo pier, in Taranto and many others.
At the same time he carries out professional activities for local authorities and individuals.
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