“CAIREPRO is like a large theatre: as technicians, we are the actors. Sometimes in leading roles, sometimes in supporting ones. But everyone is essential to bringing the project to completion.”
Davide Albertini is an architect at CAIREPRO. His professional path began with restoration, a passion he developed during his university years.
Among the projects he recalls with particular interest is the restoration of the Mausoleum of Castel di Guido in Rome, one of the interventions carried out for the 2025 Jubilee. A complex project requiring sensitivity and attention: respecting the history of the building, understanding its layers and, at the same time, imagining a new life for the structure.
For Davide, this is what restoration means: a process of research and interpretation, in which every building preserves traces and stories that the project must be able to read and enhance.
In this episode of CAIREpeople, the focus is on his approach to architecture, shaped by curiosity, respect for history and an awareness of the value of teamwork.
