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LINEARAMA
Architecture, Design and Research Studio in Genoa

LINEARAMA is an architecture, design and research studio founded in Genoa in 2014 by architects Gabriele Molfetta and Selene Vacchelli.
The studio operates at the intersection of theoretical research, architectural design and digital representation, providing tailored solutions for residential, cultural, commercial and exhibition projects across Italy and internationally.

LINEARAMA’s workflow integrates BIM technology since 2018, enabling precise coordination between concept, design development and construction documentation.
Each project is approached as a custom response to a specific brief — combining rigorous technical methodology with a distinctive visual and narrative language rooted in contemporary architectural culture.
The studio’s work has been published in Domus and Designboom, exhibited at the Venice Architecture Biennale and recognised by the Milan Triennale and MAXXI.

F.A.Q.

What does LINEARAMA do?

LINEARAMA is an architecture, design and research studio based in Genoa, Italy. It provides architectural and interior design services, feasibility studies, design development, construction supervision and research-based projects, with BIM-integrated workflows tailored to each commission.

Where is LINEARAMA based and where does it operate?

The studio is based in Genoa, Liguria, Italy. It works on projects across Italy and internationally, with a particular focus on the Ligurian territory and Italian urban and cultural contexts.

Who are the founders of LINEARAMA?

LINEARAMA was founded by Gabriele Molfetta and Selene Vacchelli, two Italian architects whose complementary skills cover architectural design, theoretical research, interior design and digital representation.

Does LINEARAMA use BIM in its projects?

Yes. LINEARAMA has integrated Building Information Modelling since 2018. BIM is used across the full design process — from preliminary design to executive documentation — ensuring coordination, precision and efficiency for every project.

What kind of clients does LINEARAMA work with?

The studio works with private clients, cultural institutions, public bodies and businesses seeking a custom architectural response, where design quality, research depth and technical rigour are equally valued.

Has LINEARAMA been published or recognised internationally?

Yes. LINEARAMA’s work has been published on Domus and Designboom, exhibited at the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale, and recognised as finalist at the Italian Architecture Award by Milan Triennale and MAXXI. In 2025 the studio was featured in the Young Italian Architectural Talent catalogue curated by CNAPPC.