Davide Macullo Architects

Via Luigi Lavizzari 106900 Lugano, Svizzera

www.macullo.com

International Breath Architect

Davide Macullo (born in Giornico, CH, 1965) lives and works in Lugano, Switzerland. He studied art, architecture, and interior design. For 20 years (1990-2010), he served as a project architect at the atelier of Mario Botta, working on over 200 international projects worldwide.

He founded his own studio in 2000. The studio's approach is based on the concept of "designing from the context," promoting a constant dialogue between the specificity of the project and the universality of contexts.

His works have been widely published and awarded both nationally and internationally.

PROJECTS

Sleek, dynamic, and jagged volume: the Mater Apartment Building

In a densely built residential area of Lugano, Switzerland, the Mater Apartment Building fits in to complete the neighborhood with its innovative impact, light despite the bulk of the construction, reminiscent in its slender shape with its dynamically projecting balconies of flower stems reaching towards the sky

Architecture in the heart of the Swiss Alps. A bridge between the DNA of the place and its future

Davide Macullo Architects designs SWISSHOUSE XXXV, a project that is part of a larger program of artistic projects set in Val Calanca, Switzerland, with the aim of creating a bridge between the DNA of a place and its future

SWISSHOUSE XXXVI is located near Basel. Concrete sheets are pointing toward an unexpected experience of space

SWISSHOUSE XXXVI stands in Muttenz is a historic municipality on the outskirts of the city of Basel.
The new building, which fits into the general framework of the neighborhood characterized by houses with pitched roofs, appears as a volume enclosed by concrete blades

Ispace, the wooden installation stimulates the interaction between Man-Environment-Nature.

ISPACE is a project by Davide Macullo located in Rossa, a small Swiss municipality. The installation combines the ideas of art and architecture, creating environments capable of influencing our moods and helping us rediscover our inseparable connection with nature.

Dwelling designed as a living sculpture. A work on the borderline between art and architecture

Swisshouse XXXII, designed by Davide Macullo Architects, as well as being an architecture capable of offering shelter from the weather is also a reminder of the desire for contemplation and building in respect of the places where it is located