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weber+winterle architetti
weber+winterle architetti: an architectural practice based in Trento, Italy. Explore credited works and public business contact routes.
Directory record
weber+winterle architetti is identified as an architectural practice in Divisare’s edited architecture collection. Its source-linked work includes Alto Adige 1850/1950; Restauro Casino di Bersaglio; De Gasperi, la montagna, il Trentino. These references connect the practice to published architecture, rather than treating the size of an office or the number of images as a design-quality score. Follow each original record for complete authorship, photographs and project status; GAD does not infer an unprovided completion date or sole design responsibility.
Why this practice is in the selection
- Divisare identifies weber+winterle architetti as an architectural practice and publishes its work, including Alto Adige 1850/1950. Source 2026-10-03
Editorial selection based on documented contributions; this is not an objective global quality rank or a paid placement. Global 1000 project & selection method
Contact the practice
Public business routes published by the practice or credited professional source. GAD does not represent this practice.
- Public business contact0461 230984Source · Checked 2026-10-03
- Public business contactinfo@weberwinterle.comSource · Checked 2026-10-03
- Practice contact pageOpen contact pageSource · Checked 2026-10-03
Representative works · source references
Read the original project record for photographs, credits and full details. These references are separate from GAD’s project studies.
- Alto Adige 1850/1950 Listed as a work of this architectural practice in Divisare; full credits at sourceAttribution source · 2026-10-03
- Restauro Casino di Bersaglio Listed as a work of this architectural practice in Divisare; full credits at sourceAttribution source · 2026-10-03
- De Gasperi, la montagna, il Trentino Listed as a work of this architectural practice in Divisare; full credits at sourceAttribution source · 2026-10-03