Bricolo Falsarella is an architectural practice founded and directed by Francesca Falsarella and Filippo Bricolo since 2003 and based in Veneto, in the morainic hills of Lake Garda.
The practice has developed a unique approach to architecture that is deeply rooted in its context, exploring the intense relationships between places, materials and memories.
Its main areas of focus are wineries and wine-related architecture, luxury residences, museum exhibitions and architectural projects carried out in contexts of great historical and landscape value
The practice has won the Rigenera 2025 Award, the Carlottaxarchitettura 2025 Award, the 2024 Gold Medal for Wine Architecture, the INarch Triveneto 2023 Award, and the Architettiverona Award in 2021 and 2015.
Their work has been featured in leading national and international magazines such as "Casabella", "Abitare" and "Amc".
Filippo Bricolo is an associate professor of museography at the Polytechnic University of Milan.
