Massimiliano Nico

Didattica

Designing Atmospheres

III edizione

• English

• gennaio 2028

• Interior Design and Architecture

Bio

Massimiliano Nico is an Italian architect and interior design professional. He graduated in Architecture from La Sapienza University of Rome in 2009 and became a licensed architect in 2012. Between 2009 and 2012, he worked as a teaching assistant in advanced architectural design courses for final-year architecture students and acted as co-advisor for around twenty thesis projects within the university’s five-year Architecture programme.

Over the course of his career, he has developed expertise in architecture, interior design, and construction-driven project development, with a particular focus on the renovation, adaptive reuse, and enhancement of existing buildings. His professional approach integrates design quality with technical feasibility, bridging concept development and construction execution.

Throughout his career, he has worked within multidisciplinary and international teams on the design and delivery of luxury hospitality projects. Among his most recent and significant projects are the Bvlgari Hotel Roma, Jumeirah Capri Palace, and the Mandarin Oriental Cristallo, Cortinad’Ampezzo, where he contributed to the development of complex projects characterized by demanding design, technical, and operational requirements.

He currently leads Interior Design activities at Carron S.p.A., one of Italy’s leading general contractors, and contributes to the development and coordination of construction design. His work bridges architecture, interiors, and construction, transforming design concepts into technically resolved and buildable outcomes while ensuring continuity between design intent and construction execution.