He graduated in architecture at the Florence University and, out of interest, carried out further studies on computer systems and the graphic reconstruction of the project using electronic instruments from his university years.

He is one of the few Italian graduates in architecture to have frequented the ARCAID (IBM) and "Apollo" specialization courses on graphic stations in Milan and a well-informed expert and professional user of the software available today for micro computers, like AutoCad (one of the most common) and ComputerVision (the most complete solid modelling for design package on the market today).

He has held a Computer Aided Design course at the Florence I.S.I.A. from Academic Year 1986/87.