Antonio Belvedere graduated in architecture from the University of Florence before joining the Renzo Piano Building Workshop office in Paris in 1999. There, he oversaw the Fiat Lingotto factory conversion project, notably the Pinacoteca Agnelli and the Faculty of Automobile Engineering. He was subsequently lead architect on the masterplan for Columbia University’s Manhattanville development in New York, before leading, as associate in charge, the 1,4 million m² masterplan for the ex-Falck area in Milan. Antonio Belvedere became a Partner at RPBW in 2010 and Director in 2014. Recently completed projects include the Valletta City Gate and Parliament building in Malta and the City Center Bishop Ranch project in San Ramon, California. Ongoing projects include the New Toronto Courthouse in Canada and the CERN Science Gateway, all led by Antonio Belvedere as Partner in charge until his departure from RPBW early 2019 to found his own architectural firm: BELVEDERE ARCHITECTURE.