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Antonio Rutilio is an Italian architect and engineer based in Bali, working across Indonesia on luxury villas, resorts, and high-end real estate developments.

With over 20 years of international experience, his work spans architecture, hospitality design, and residential projects across Europe, the Caribbean, and Central America.

He graduated from the University of Cagliari (Italy) as both Civil Engineer and Architect, developing a multidisciplinary approach that integrates architecture, design, and advanced visualization.

From the early stages of his career, Antonio combined architectural practice with 3D visualization and digital design, recognizing the importance of communicating and experiencing projects before they are built.

He began his professional journey collaborating with the studio of Eng. Maria Laura Rutilio, before moving into the international field and contributing to major hospitality developments for Viva Wyndham Resorts in the Caribbean.

Over the years, he has worked on projects in:

– Mexico

– Panama

– Italy

– Dominican Republic

– Central America

– Indonesia

Today, Antonio operates primarily in Indonesia, with a focus on Bali, where he leads the design of luxury villas, boutique resorts, and masterplanned developments that integrate contemporary architecture with the tropical landscape and cultural identity.

He is also the founder of Virtuard Reality Design, a creative studio specializing in high-end visualization, real-time environments, and immersive experiences using Unreal Engine and virtual reality.

In the past two years, Antonio and his team have developed over 16 architectural projects in Bali and Indonesia, including multi-villa developments and resort-scale concepts designed for developers and investors.

This hybrid approach allows clients to fully visualize, test, and refine projects before construction—enhancing design quality, reducing risk, and increasing project value.

Architecture today is not only designed — it is experienced before it exists.