
I couldn’t think of a better way to kick off November than with the amazing work of Antonino Cardillo.

Cardillo is young in age as compared to many other fine architects but vastly talented — his work is seriously awe-inspiring to me. There’s
a lot to his bio but here are some
quickie stats; He attended courses in Modern History and Contemporaneity by Antonietta Iolanda Lima, contributing to various publications between 1994 and 2001 then produced photographic reports for the review “L’Architettura Cronache e Storia” by
Bruno Zevi. Later (not too much later) he worked with the studio Nonis Maggiore in Milan and then briefly with the equally awe-inspiring
Manfredi Nicoletti before opening his own
architectural studio in Rome.

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