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Short Bio

Davide Marchetti earned his Master’s degree in Architecture from the University of Rome "La Sapienza" in 2001, after which he joined the studio of Massimiliano Fuksas in Rome. In 2002, he became a registered architect with the Italian Architects Association, Rome chapter.

In 2004, he established his own practice, Davide Marchetti Architetto. The studio’s approach is guided by a consistent design philosophy rather than a predetermined style. Its work focuses on built projects that foster dialogue between spatial relationships, research, and material application.

The studio’s portfolio covers a broad range of scales—from buildings to interior design, landscape, and ecological processes. Each project is rooted in strong conceptual foundations, the result of extensive research translated into clear spatial and material solutions. Constantly exploring new ways to think about architecture and its context, the practice strives to develop innovative models that respond to evolving needs.

All projects are approached with particular attention to environmental sustainability, materiality, and cultural relevance. The goal is to create bespoke, precisely detailed buildings that are both contextually sensitive and functionally effective. The quality of the design emerges from a rigorous process and close collaboration with clients, consultants, contractors, and end users.

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Services

  • Feasibility Studies

  • Technical Support for Administrative Procedures

  • Concept & Schematic Design

  • Design Development and Building Permit Applications

  • Detailed Design

  • Cost Estimation and Bill of Quantities

  • Project Management and Site Supervision

  • Interior Design

  • Industrial and Custom Furniture Design

  • Design and Construction of Museum and Exhibition Stands

  • Landscape Design

 

Areas of Expertise

  • Residential Architecture

  • Renovation and Redevelopment of Residential Buildings

  • Retail and Commercial Space Design

  • Office and Corporate Buildings

  • Urban Spaces: Squares, Parks, Pedestrian and Cycle Paths, and Public Areas

  • Exhibition Design for Art Shows and Trade Fairs

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