I am Matteo, an architect specialised in construction and re-construction of residential buildings on the next pages you will find the project I worked on during my architectural career
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Monza, Italy 08/2017 international exchange Universidad Pontificia Catolica
Santiago, Chile 04/2017 workshop urban planning
Huddersfield, UK
09/2014
starting university career
Politecnico di Milano
Milano, Italy
Parisian offices
new green courts to improve space quality and comfort
Paris, France
competition - 5000m2 - commercial a competition to redisign a foundation headquarters and redefine its identity and visibility the volumes have been reconfigured to improve the horizontal and vertical distributions this project creates spaces where the workers could socialise and feel part of the team
canal palace
Venezia, Italia
our work was based on a point cloud of the whole area
renovation - 2300m2 - mixed use
this project gives new life to an abandoned historical palace on the Canal Grande private residences for long term rental on the top, event venues on the ground floor optimising spaces and adding vertical distributions while respecting the historical values
community housing
city regulations analysys to maximise the voulmes
Malakoff, France
new construction - 3.000m2 - residential
new social housing to develop parisian outskirts creating apartments in different sizes each space has been configured with architectural quality while optimising its volume and cost a close collaboration with the building department was required to incorporate the new city plan
Chelsea house
London, UK
this has been my biggest building site as project manager
under construction - 600m2 - residential a re-construction to join two houses, add a new basement level and change internal levels the client idea is to have a “ museum house” where each space has its own identity and materiality my management role was to coordinate construction drawings, contractors and consultants
free space
Santiago, Chile
distribution is set in between the bricks to avoid reducing living spaces
project - 5.200m2 - residential a residential building that uses prefabricated elements and flexible spaces to reduce rental costs an architectural identity has been achieved rotating and shifting the “bricks” on the main facade this project has been developed using a parametric software and a different approach to design
Soho triplex
photos by: Simone Bossi
New York City, US working on details at different scales to control the final result
completed - 550m2 - residential
an apartment remodeling to improve the quality and transform the indoor and outdoor areas the two spiral staircases connect all the four levels, creating a common language in the project differences in regulations, units and timelines required an additional effort from our side
Parisian attic
photos by: Simone Bossi
Paris, France
the structure of the new level is in prefabricated wood modules
completed - 200m2 - residential
building a new level to differenciate night and day spaces, adding comfort to a growing family on the existing floor, all spaces are redifined to take advantage of the additional surface in this project I managed neighbours, problematic contractors and a very special client
meatpacking bakery - New York City, US project - 980 m2 - commercial
upstate villa - New York, US project - 700 m2 - residential
paris design week - Paris, France completed - 170 m2 - exposition
photos by: Simone Bossi
curiosity: apartment II was my very first completed project
lake house - Gerbaix, France completed - 200 m2 - residential
art gallery - Paris, France under construction - 800 m2 - mixed use
apartment I Paris, France completed - 225 m2 - residential
apartment II - Paris, France completed - 110 m2 - residential
In these final pages I want to include some projects that I have worked on for a shorter amount of time than the previous. This has happened for various reasons: to help a colleague, to take over a project that was almost completed, or to collaborate on a project with a tight deadline.
