Francesco Polvi

Lead Computational Designer · Presentform

Milan, Italy

Francesco Polvi is an architect, computational designer, and researcher specializing in robotic fabrication and additive manufacturing. He earned a master's degree in architecture with honors from the University of Trieste, with collaboration from Ton Duc Thang University in Ho Chi Minh City, and pursued advanced architecture and 3D-printing studies at IAAC. Previously Computational Designer and Head of Robotic Manufacturing at LaMàquina in Barcelona, he is now Lead Computational Designer at Presentform. His work develops software-driven design-for-manufacture-and-assembly processes that connect complex geometry with feasible robotic and digital fabrication.