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Jacopo Costanzo studied in Italy and Portugal and conducted research in China, Germany, South Korea, Iran, Japan and the United States. A founding member of WAR, he has curated exhibitions between Rome, London and New York, such as Re-Constructivist Architecture; When In Rome: A Collective Reflection Upon The Eternal City (Royal Institute of British Architects); Aldo Rossi and the City (Pratt Institute). He is a Ph.D. graduate at Università Sapienza, and professor at Università degli Studi di Genova and IED in Rome. He is the editor in chief of Panteon Magazine and advisor at the American Academy. He is a member of the Laboratorio Roma050, led by Stefano Boeri.

Gabriele Corbo studied in Italy and the Basque region of Spain. A founding member of WAR in Rome, he has participated in international architecture competitions and projects ranging in scale from museum exhibitions to renovations to urban design. He earned his Master of Architecture from Università Sapienza in Rome, where his thesis focused on how to regenerate old buildings within the stratified and complex system of Italian cities.

Michele Trebbi earned a Master degree in Architecture at the Università degli Studi di Ferrara with the thesis Adriatic Heritage – Adaptive reuse of the ENEL-SIP colony in Riccione.  

Davide Gallo studied architecture at Università Sapienza in Rome. He worked as a creative director in the fashion industry between Rome and Stockholm. 

Ersilia Ramazza studied architecture at Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio and Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. She worked in Santiago de Compostela, Paris and Madrid on interscalar projects. 

Fara Izzo studied architecture at università Sapienza in Rome and Faculdade de Arquitectura da universidade do Porto. She was teaching assistant at the faculty of architecture and worked on multiple projects in Rome.

Dominik Pavličević studied architecture and was teaching assistant at the Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb. He worked as architectural associate in Zagreb.

Freja Rem Sparwath studied architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Architecture, Design and Conservation. She has been workshop research assistant in Mallorca for ADEMA Inca – ES CRUM University Art Biennial. She is part of ORBI, organization for architects interested in rethinking architectural practice.

Previous members (2013–2026)

Alessandro Acciarino, Alessio Agresta, Francesco Maria Azzopardi, Matteo Baldissara, Ludovica Marcacci Balestrazzi, Iacopo Benincampi, Lara Beraković,  Giulia Ines Bianchi, Florian Bour, Elif Bozkurt, Federica Caporrella, Giulia Celano, Paula Chung, Dor Cohen, Cecilia Condemi, Giovanni Cozzani, Diego De Filippis, Gilles Desmedt, Eugenia Di Biase, Veronica Díaz Gutiérrez, Evelina Dubini, Roxana Durdun, Loriano Giannone, Luna Grünenfelder, Valeria Guerrisi, Pierre Guillaumé, William Hackl, Arfa Kahn, Sentiljano Kishta, Edoardo Lagrasta, Alba León Alvarez, Sara Maccagno, Sofia Mastrangeli, Darius Nedelea, Marco Fabio Ortolani, Sofia Otto, Vittorio Pannozzo, Anna Papageorgiou, Jagriti Periwal, Michelangelo Sicari, Anna Slowik, Zoe Socratous, Angela Tanzola, Cristina Tascioni, Claudia Tersigni, Sofia Tocca, Isabella Zaccagnini.