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Degree at the Milan Polytechnics in 1951, after a long co-operation with Marco Zanuso, she started her own professional activity in 1963, dealing with civil and interior architecture as well as industrial design.

 She designed single houses, flats, offices, shops in Italy and abroad, paying attention to the study of the space function and to the psicological relationship between man and the environment.As for industrial design, she desgined furnishing accessories and units for house building. Some of her masterpieces are exhibited in museums and international exhibitions.

 She held a series of conferences at many different Universitis, among which Berkeley, Barcelone and Milan, at the Nucleo del Diseño Industrial of Sao Paulo, at the Architect Committee of Rio de Janeiro, at the Cranbrook School di Detroit, at the Southern California Institute of Architecture di Vico Marcote (CH), at the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles.
 From 1981 to 1983 she taught at the Milan Polytechnics "architectural design" and "industrial and furnishing design".
 Member of the Board of Directors of the Milan XVI Triennale.
In 1986, she took part in the exhibition "Progetto domestico" at the Milan XVI Triennale.
 She took part in many juries of international competitions.
Mention at Gold Compass (1970), Product Design Award Resources Council Inc. (1978), Roscoe Prize (1978), Gold Compass (1979), Saiedue 1983, Gold Medal Bio 10 Lubiana (1984), Product Design Award Resources Council Inc. 1984, Roscoe Prize (1984), Stuttgard Design Prize (1985), selection Forum Design (1987), Design Auswahl `90 Stuttgard, "Apostolo del design 2003" Prize - Gold Medal.

 She published many reports on specialised magazies, a book Le dimensioni umane dell'abitazione (Milano, Franco Angeli, 1980) and a series of publications.