DRM Arquitectura is an architecture practice founded in 2009 in Adrogué, Buenos Aires, Argentina, by Luciano Dimaio, Nicolás Rocca, and Esteban Muerza, who began their professional careers together at the Faculty of Architecture, Design, and Urbanism of the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA).
Their initial commissions, focused on small-scale interventions in existing homes on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, marked the beginning of a journey that evolved toward specialization in medium-scale commercial, corporate, and residential architectural projects—programs that now define a large part of their work.
For DRM, architecture is a process of articulating ways of inhabiting, the conditions of the context and the territory, and the perceptual qualities of space. Clarity of design, structure as a generator of meaning, and sensory experience are the principles that guide each project. His work explores structure and gravity as elements capable of constructing space, the roof as primitive shelter, and light as a design material, understanding that these components are the main generators of the architectural identity of each work.
