Fabio Bellini is an Architecture Consultant, Creative Director, and Project Manager with a diverse global career. With comprehensive design expertise spanning from product design, master planning, architecture, interior design, and guest experience design in hospitality.

Working at Kengo Kuma & Associates in Tokyo, Japan, as a Project Manager and Designer, he contributed to high-profile projects in museum design, landscape architecture, and garden and light design. Fabio played a key role throughout the design process, from competition to detailed development, with a focus on integrating natural elements into architecture to create harmony between built environments and nature.

Notable projects include the Singapore Founders' Memorial, the expansion of Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian in Lisbon, and the renovation of Soulgreen restaurant in Milan.

He also contributed to large-scale developments such as the Sihanoukville Water Landscape City masterplan in Cambodia and the Red Sea Resort and Sheraan Desert Resort projects in Saudi Arabia, where his expertise in urban planning and architecture helped shape transformative environments.

At Yates and Partners in Bangkok, Thailand, Fabio served as Creative Director, responsible for designing guest experiences for global airlines, both inflight and in lounges. He led design solutions that aligned with brand direction, creating memorable, engaging experiences for travelers.

His approach has positioned him as a key figure in reshaping hospitality at a world-class level, seamlessly blending guest experience, architecture, interior design, and product design, to create a world-class lounge prototype and inflight exceptional experiences. 

Fabio’s Design Philosophy focuses on creating spaces that transcend the ordinary and foster connections between people and their environments. With international experience and a passion for cities and societies, he approaches each project with a unique perspective and commitment to excellence, driven by innovative ideas that challenge conventional design.