Giorgio Zacutti

Highly experienced and accomplished Senior Architect with over 30 years of expertise in architectural design, project management and safety coordination. A graduate of Sapienza University of Rome with a PhD in History of Architecture, has a deep academic background, complemented by extensive practical experience across residential, commercial, and public sector projects. Successfully led high-profile restoration and construction projects throughout Italy and internationally, including the transformation of historical landmarks and luxury residential developments. Combines creative vision with meticulous attention to detail in every project.

Fire Safety Design (CPI Certification)

Technical and Expert Evaluation

Interior Design for Hotels, Offices, and Shops,

Construction Management for both ordinary and extraordinary building maintenance

Attended numerous courses on building safety, technical consultancy, fire prevention, and legal framework updates (D.Lgs. 81/08), including sessions held by LUISS, In-Put Formazione and CESARCH.

1998 - Present:
Volunteer Assistant for "History of Ancient and Medieval Architecture," under Professors Corrado Bozzoni and Alessandro Viscogliosi, Faculty of Architecture, Sapienza University of Rome.

2000 - Present:
Subject Matter Expert in the field of History of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Sapienza University of Rome.

2005:
PhD in History of Architecture (ICAR 18), Faculty of Architecture, Sapienza University of Rome.Dissertation Title: Luigi Moretti: The American Experience.
2006 - 2007:
Tutor for the course "History of Architecture and Urbanism - Ancient and Medieval" (2nd year, Course B, 8 credits), Faculty of Architecture, Sapienza University of Rome.

2007 - 2008:
Tutor for the course "Elements of History of Architecture" (2nd year, 8 credits), Faculty of Architecture, Sapienza University of Rome (resigned).

2009:
Speaker at the Luigi Moretti Architect Conference, Faculty of Architecture, Sapienza University of Rome (September 24-26, 2009).Contribution Title: The Watergate Complex (publication pending).
2010 - 2011:
Contract Lecturer for "History of Ancient and Medieval Architecture" (2nd year, Course A, 8 credits), Faculty of Architecture, Sapienza University of Rome.

2013 - 2019:
Subject Matter Expert in History of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Sapienza University of Rome, under Professor Natalina Mannino.

2020 - 2021:
Engaged in Digital Twin research, focusing on the analysis of port degradation in Lazio, commissioned by CITRA, Sapienza University of Rome.

2020 - 2022:
Lecturer for the "Sustainability and Building Process Management - Project Management" course, Faculty of Architecture, Sapienza University of Rome.