DEMOGO won the gold medal of Italian architecture, awarded by the Milan Triennale, special section dedicated to the memory of Claudio De Albertis award. The award-winning project is the Bivuac Fanton, currently under construction in the Marmarole fork, the project is the result of a competition won by the office and is commissioned by the CAI of the Auronzo di Cadore section. The bivouac in the spring of 2020 will be completed, the fiberglass and carbon fiber body is currently being assembled.

DEMOGO and SINERGO Spa won the competition to design a new office building in the Bertarini District of the Financial Guard in Bologna near the railway station.

DEMOGO is working on the final project of the Cross Lam Tower. The tower will become the tallest building in Europe built entirely out of wood. The project is organized as a residential multi-storey that exploits the structural tecnology in X-Lam, the work will be positioned along the Adriatic coast in the city of Jesolo.

The initiative is promoted and developed by URBAN BIO, according to a concept of integration between architecture itself and its surrounding environment, with particular attention to sustainability and integrated policies of energy planning.

The curator of the Italian Pavillon, Mario Cucinella, choose for main theme of this exhibition, named « Arcipelago Italia », « project for the futur of the italian countryside territory ». DEMOGO’s project was selected with 60 other projects that interrogate those landscapes, territories, villages and small cities, in order to generate an other vision of the italian contryside.

This exhibition will start on May 26th 2018 and last until November 25th 2018.

This award is given to 40 most emerging young european architect and designer under 40, chosen by a jury composed of professionals architects and designers. Some of the work of DEMOGO will be presented in an exhibition organized by the European Centre taken place in Athens.

This project follow the master plan designed by Chapman Taylor on a site located in the southern part of the Bozen.  This project is a reflection between the building, the public space and the city. The initial volume is excavate in order to generate emptinesses that create spaces, but also sequences between the different elements of the project and the site. With his monolithic shape the building was thought as a low energy edifice.