Erzë is an interdisciplinary designer and researcher working at the intersection of architecture, landscape urbanism, and computational design.  

Erzë has practiced in Italy, Kosovo, Germany, and Austria, and has also been involved in teaching activities at the Polytechnic University of Milan, Turin, Piacenza, and at the School of Design in Milan. Additionally, she has been an invited critic at Rice University, Pratt Institute, and IAAC - Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia.
Erzë has exhibited at Pecci Museum in Prato and at the Landscape Festival Prague, and has been published at the ACADIA conference.

Erzë holds a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture at The University of Prishtina, and a Masters Degree in Architecture with Distinction at The Polytechnic University of Milan.
Additionally, she holds a Professional Certificate Degree in Advanced Architecture at The University of Berkeley, California, with a Distinction in Design, for which she has been awarded the USAID Transformational Leadership Program scholarship. She has also been awarded a scholarship for academic success while at The University of Prishtina, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Scholarship for her studies at the Polytechnic University of Milan. During her studies, she has done exchange programs at the University of Bologna and Czech Technical University.


Among studios she has been involved in are Studio Olafur Eliasson, and Elisa Cattaneo landscape architecture. During her collaboration with Elisa Cattaneo, among other projects, she was also landscape architecture Project Leader for the Budapest Southgate competition in collaboration with Studio Eisenman Architects.

Erzë currently works at studio Carlo Ratti Associati, and teaches at Politecnico di Milano and  Politecnico di Torino.

Erzë is also part of Studio Spatial Entities 
www.studiospatialentities.com

based in:

Milan
Prishtina