Michele Sicher
Architect Coredo / Italy
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I live and work in a small village in the mountains of Trentino - South Tyrol, where I was born. Here, I learned that the landscape is not just a backdrop, but also part of the project. Every piece of architecture emerges from a dialogue with nature: a meeting point between human and mountain. Architecture should not impose itself, but belong to its context and tradition.
I work independently, following each project from beginning to end. This allows me to deeply manage each project—every detail passes through my hands and my eyes. It is a slow but authentic process: every choice is considered, every decision coherent.
I have a background in Building Engineering–Architecture: a balance between creativity and technical thinking. I believe that a project must combine vision and practicality. I like to reveal the structure, not hide it. Beams, columns, and walls become part of the interior, telling the story of the building. Wood, a living and honest material, is often the main protagonist.
I work independently, following each project from beginning to end. This allows me to deeply manage each project—every detail passes through my hands and my eyes. It is a slow but authentic process: every choice is considered, every decision coherent.
I have a background in Building Engineering–Architecture: a balance between creativity and technical thinking. I believe that a project must combine vision and practicality. I like to reveal the structure, not hide it. Beams, columns, and walls become part of the interior, telling the story of the building. Wood, a living and honest material, is often the main protagonist.
I live and work in a small village in the mountains of Trentino - South Tyrol, where I was born. Here, I learned that the landscape is not just a backdrop, but also part of the project. Every piece of architecture emerges from a dialogue with nature: a meeting point between human and mountain. Architecture should not impose itself, but belong to its context and tradition. I work independently, following each project from beginning to end. This allows me to deeply manage each project—every detail passes through my hands and my eyes. It is a slow but authentic process: every choice is considered, every decision coherent. I have a background in Building Engineering–Architecture: a balance between creativity and technical thinking. I believe that a project must combine vision and practicality. I like to reveal the structure, not hide it. Beams, columns, and walls become part of the interior, telling the story of the building. Wood, a living and honest material, is often the main protagonist.
