SCAPE ARCHITECTURE

SCAPE was founded in 2004, and is currently based in Paris. SCAPE work covers a wide span of programmes: the Railway Operation Centre in Pantin (2021); the extension of MAXXI Museum in Rome (2026); the logistics hub built for the Etablissements Vilatte in Massy (2022). Through those projects, SCAPE recent research focuses on the role of productive buildings in the heart of the contemporary citys fabric. This investigation is aimed to redefine those which usually are seen as backstage buildings, through a new way of living in and using them. Furthermore, SCAPE portfolio encompasses a long list of projects, expressing the desire and the experience of a broader research: a housing project in Milan, a timber office building in Paris-Batignolles, the Italian National Judaism Museum in Ferrara. Ludovica Di Falco, SCAPE founding partner, was born in Naples in 1975. She studied architecture in Rome and TU Wien. Brought up by an Italian and Swiss family, Ludovicas cultural background is ...