Morris+Company
Matteo Orsi is an accomplished architect with extensive experience in BIM and digital design. Currently serving as the Head of BIM and Digital Design at Morris+Company since April 2021, Matteo has previously held significant roles at PRC Architecture & Planning Ltd, Adamson Associates Architects, and Peter Taylor Associates Limited, progressing from Architect to Associate Architect and BIM Coordinator/Lead. Matteo also led Studio di Architettura Matteo Orsi as Director and Lead Architect from 2008 to 2015, while contributing to educational initiatives as a teacher for Consorzio Formetica. Educational credentials include a Master’s degree in Architecture from Università degli Studi di Firenze and a 2nd Level University Master's Degree in Public Realm Design from Università di Pisa. Expertise encompasses CAD, 3D modeling, rendering, and 3D printing.
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Morris+Company
Morris + Company was established in 2018 and is the evolution of Duggan Morris Architects. The same creative spirit, developed over 12 years as Duggan Morris, is the foundation of the evolved practice; however, its reassembly as Morris + Company has brought a broader field of vision and more collegiate way of working. Our diverse team of 50 design and architecture professionals reflects its collaborative, international ethos. Our work demonstrates a strong portfolio of completed projects across workplace, housing, education and public buildings, delivering award-winning projects. The practice’s methodology is inquisitive and explorative, providing new perspectives on a brief allowing us to deliver landmark schemes with unique mixed uses, from the award-winning R7 office and commercial building in London’s Kings Cross development to the new Energy Hub, part of the Elephant Park regeneration project in London, combining a power plant serving more than 3,000 homes, a community space and a nursery. We have recently established our new office in Copenhagen, Denmark. Set up as a test-bed for a more deeply collaborative approach, it aims to explore new design territory through working with other practices through innovative projects and competitions For more information please visit: www.morrisand.company