Davide Ruzzon is been graduated in Architecture at IUAV in Venice. He begun his professional activity in 1994: his first practice is an association with Massimo Vedovato. In 1993, among the activities promoted by The Italian Institute of Philosophical Studies of Naples, through its Venetian office, he conceives and organizes seminars and workshops about contemporary architecture, with the support
of Roberto Masiero and Margherita Petranzan. During the same year he coordinates a teamwork with Anfione e Zeto, an architectual review directed by Margherita Petranzan, for whom he edits the section called Materials. In 1998 he publish, with Massimo Donà, the convention's interventions, which took place in Pedrocchi Caffè of Padua, about the relationship between the form of architecture and disillusion of our days. Later in the year 2000 he pays homage to Angelo Polesello, architect and Franciscan Father, with a collection of essays of architects and experts, almost all witnessed of the friar's artistic activities. Since 2002 he directs the new architectural review called TArch, at which have contributed along its developing, Vittorio Gregotti, Bernardo Secchi, Roberto Masiero and Sergio Poretti and Marco Biraghi, among the other. During 2011 he going to begin a collaboration with Margherita Petranzan at the chair of Critic of the Contemporary Architecture, to the Milan Politecnico. Recently he has founded, with Favero & Milan and Tifs-Manens, a new association called FTT: a work team composed from several kinds of expertise.
