The LGO firm.

Carlo Lo Giudice attended the Accademia di Belle Arti and the faculty of Architecture at the Universita "La Sapienza" in Rome.
His first working experience as interior architectural designer was with the technical office of Valtur, company with a leading position in the travel and leisure industry.
In the same period, together with other colleagues, he set up the group SS956, that would soon become fashionable in Rome during the 80's.
In 1989 he founded LGO, an architectural design practice combining solid experience in projects for the hospitality industry and projects for private homes, designing notable residences both in Italy and abroad.
Sandro Gatto Graduated in architecture from the Universita La Sapienza of Rome in 1978.
At the outset of his career, he worked freelance designing buildings for private housing.
In 1985, he set up SIRECO srl, a company specialized in the design of fully packaged commercial premises. Over the following decade, he pursued and oversaw numerous projects as Designing team manager.

In 1995, the two architectural design experts met and joined their efforts in designing the Athletes Village of the World Ski Championship of Sestriere; on this occasion, the two thought up the idea of establishing a firm that would be mainly engaged in projects for holiday- resort and hospitality industry, addressing the needs of an increasingly specialized and global market.
The strength of this firm is the synergy resulting from the contributions of all the experts involved in a project to deliver a full and consistent product, finely crafted in every detail.
With this multidisciplinary approach L.G.P. successfully combines structural, decorative, installation-related, technological and landscaping requirements with aspects of quality, environmental impact, budget control of management and operations, providing solutions in real time, from the preliminary design to the execution of the works.
Resorts, hotels and facilities designed by L.G.P. are especially attentive to the following:
Interaction between the structure and the surrounding environment, aiming at seamless integration with local nature;
Client-structure interaction, with the objective of making guests feel the excitement and magic of coming to a new location conceived with careful attention to detail, achieved thanks to long standing experiences;
Structure usability in time, ensuring that ample space is left for leisure services and facilities, so that they may be used all year round.