Cristina Colletti

An architect specialising in architecture and infrastructure design, visiting professor at the Laboratorio di Tecnologia delle Costruzioni (Construction Technology Lab) of the University of Rome ‘La Sapienza.’

Highly specialised in designing transport infrastructure, urban regeneration, and engineering design, with an approach focusing on a holistic vision of the entire lifecycle of the projects.

Throughout her scientific activity, she has developed and secured several research projects funded by the European Community, establishing important partnerships on the international level, aiming at the sustainable development of urban peripheries, training, and urban renovation.

In 2008 she organised a symposium in Rome focused on the future of Mediterranean cities at the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, resulting from an extensive, proactive work with the cities of Barcelona – Rome – Marseille – La Valletta – Nicosia – Tangiers – Istanbul – Beirut.

In 2001 she founded CORIP, originating as a spin-off of her family’s company and developing the sectors of infrastructure and transportation architecture, structural engineering, and systems design in the public and service industries.

Besides developing management and expanding the horizons and competencies of her own company, she specialised in sustainable design, obtaining certifications related to the most prestigious LEED, Itaca, Cam, and Envision Protocols, directing her expertise toward design in the environmental and safety sectors, focusing on areas as fire safety, Radon remediation, and construction site safety.

She also provides consulting services to the most important construction companies and public clients in the field of litigation and works as a consultant for the Court of Rome.