"From napkin sketch to finished construction — always aiming for real, built outcomes."
Architect Guillermo Rocchetti leads Arquitectura Real Online, a professional team that develops architecture projects at different scales, from the first sketch to the finished building.
Born in Laborde, Córdoba, he graduated as an Arquitecto Urbanista (Architect / Urban Planner) from the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba in 1999.
In 2000 he completed an internship at Wallace, Roberts and Todd (WRT), in Philadelphia, United States, working on live projects alongside interdisciplinary teams of more than 15 professionals. His work ranged from documentation and site surveys to photorealistic rendering — then an experimental area within the firm.
Since 2001 he has practiced in Argentina, mainly in the City of Buenos Aires and in Villa La Angostura, Neuquén, with the studio currently based in the San Telmo neighborhood.
Since 2020, much of his daily work has focused on remote BIM/Revit modeling and documentation services for US architecture firms — a facet directly grounded in more than 20 years of experience designing and building his own projects.
Interviewed by DeArchNet for their podcast Enlight+D'Arch Talks: professional ethics, how digital tools are transforming the discipline, and his working process.
Guillermo is part of the team at Building Ingenuity, an architecture firm in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (named "Best Architecture Firm" by Fort Lauderdale Magazine two years running), where he works as Project Manager / BIM Specialist.
See the team page →Between 2004 and 2014, Guillermo volunteered his services to BPW Villa La Angostura (Business and Professional Women International), designing and overseeing construction of its headquarters: converting an old municipal hall into a training center for women. Diario Río Negro ran a story on it in March 2004, while the work was underway.
