Sara Esposito Faraone

Sara Esposito Faraone is an architect with a passion for sustainability and social impact in architecture. Born in Verona, Italy, and currently working at Studio Qwertz in Germany, she has a diverse background that spans multiple cultures and languages, creatively engaging in both professional and personal pursuits.

Sara was born in 1988 in Verona, Italy, and grew up alongside two siblings as the middle child. Her family moved to Germany when she was five years old, which required adapting to a new language and culture. While her early years involved frequent trips back to Italy to visit her grandmother and occasional visits to England where her other grandparents lived, these bi-cultural experiences played a significant role in shaping her identity.

With a keen aptitude for languages and art during school, Sara pursued her passion for design and creativity by studying architecture. Her dedication to her studies was evident, as she often received first prizes for semester projects during her university education, which equipped her with skills and a vision for innovative architectural design.

Besides her architectural career, Sara enjoys playing piano and singing, as well as engaging in DIY projects. Her love for tennis and volleyball during her teenage years showcases her active lifestyle. Currently, she is focused on renovating her home, blending her professional expertise with personal interests.

Sara is a devoted mother to her nine-year-old son. Motherhood has been transformative for her, providing a deeper understanding of responsibilities and enriching her perspective on life. She has balanced her personal and professional life by integrating her son into her daily activities, reflecting her commitment to both roles.

Sara aspires to work on projects that pioneer new perspectives on sustainability, emphasizing social aspects and prioritizing architecture for people. Her vision is to create designs that not only innovate in terms of materials and concepts but also serve the communities effectively.

Sara was born in 1988 in Verona, Italy, and grew up alongside two siblings as the middle child. Her family moved to Germany when she was five years old, which required adapting to a new language and culture. While her early years involved frequent trips back to Italy to visit her grandmother and occasional visits to England where her other grandparents lived, these bi-cultural experiences played a significant role in shaping her identity.