The Giancarlo Zema Design Group (GZDG) is an innovative architecture practice in Rome, specialized in smart eco-sustainable projects, semisubmerged architectural structures, floating habitats, yacht and interior design. Founded in 2001 by the architect and entrepreneur Giancarlo Zema as a dynamic and flexible organisation, it covers the entire design process, from concept to the executive details. The main characteristics of our design are soft lines that clearly recall biomorphic forms. We believe that only when architecture and design blend with each other, something new has been created. With our work group, we research, develop and combine the best technologies available on the global market, enriching our projects with highly innovative systems and contents, becoming pioneers in the various design sectors. Our projects are frequently shown in international exhibitions, TV programmes and published in the most important architecture, design, nautical and scientific magazines and books. In 2002 the famous American Popular Mechanics magazine dedicated the front cover to the Trilobis (hydrogen eco-yacht), defining it as "the most innovative project of the last ten years". In 2004 the prestigious English nautical magazine Captain's Log, described the Jelly-Fish (floating home with underwater view) as the best project that represented "the Italian Marine Scene" dedicating a splendid front cover to it. In the same year The Sunday Times wrote about our work as "design in the brave new waterworld" and The New York Times defined it as "the new design of aquatic life". In 2015 Forbes describes our WaterNest (solar-powered floating habitat) an eco-conscious, high-tech luxury home that floats and in 2016 the Japanese Solar Journal featured it on the cover. In the 2022 and 2023 the (GZDG) wins the prestigious Chicago Athenaeum GREEN GOOD DESIGN AWARDS and the BUILD Architecture Awards.