As a student at Florence University in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Andrea was a part of the city’s Radical Architecture scene and a visitor to Space Electronic, where he took part in S-Space (the Separate School for Expanded Conceptual Architecture), an architecture school of experiments and performances that 9999 organised on the disco’s empty daytime dance floor. In conversation with ‘Space Electronic: Then and Now’ curator Cat Rossi, Andrea speaks about his memories of that time, and the effect of the Radicals on his subsequent career.