Michelangelo Iacopini

Collaborated on international retail projects and public tenders from creative concept through definitive and detail design phases. Worked on flagship stores and boutiques for GUESS across global hubs including Tokyo, Geneva, Miami, and Bioggio, plus contributions for luxury and streetwear brands such as Kiton and Slam Jam. Adapted brand guidelines into store-specific spatial, architectural, and custom fixture solutions aligned with identity and local constraints. Coordinated directly with international Project Managers and Local Architects, handling technical communication, resolving RFIs, and revising drawing sets across review stages. Drafted and issued complete Detail Design (DD) and execution drawings (strip-out/demolition, layout, partitions, RCP, electrical/lighting, and bespoke millwork packages). Defined scope boundaries between GC and millwork vendor packages, engineering custom construction details and bespoke joinery with precise materials/finishes and integrations. Produce

Full-time collaboration following a regional post-graduate fellowship. Led architectural design for private residential, commercial, and industrial developments. Assisted seismic retrofitting and structural repair projects after the 2016 Central Italy earthquake for Palazzo Simonelli (Cessapalombo), and co-authored public tender documentation for historical building valorisation under EU PNRR funding. Drafted structural execution drawings and managed official submissions to the Regional Civil Engineering Department (Genio Civile Marche). Participated in the design and conservation team (awarded RTP group) for the architectural restoration of the historical Fortress of Montevarmine (Rocca di Montevarmine).

Trained in building code compliance and municipal planning applications (CILA, SCIA, Building Permits-PDC, Certificate of Occupancy-SCA), including preparation of administrative dossiers for post-earthquake regional reconstruction grants. Designed public spaces across technical-economic feasibility, definitive, and final approval stages in adherence to PRG (general urban plans) and regional building bylaws.