Born in Savigliano (CN), north-west of Italy, in 1989, Francesco Campi received both his Bachelor of Architecture of Desing and his Master of Architecture of Sustainable of Design from the Polytechnic of Turin, Italy. He won a publication on web for his thesis about research and design of a new integrated wall system for passive cooling of building. 

In 2013 he moved in London and he worked at Bisset Adams, an innovative architectural practice, known as specialists in public libraries, automotive retailing, workplace and higher education. He worked with clients as Mazda, Skoda, Vauxhall UK for automotive retaling, as University of London, Westminster University, London School of Economics, Royal Holloway University and many others for libraries and education spaces.

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In 2016 he opened his own office and  he starts a collaboration with P2Architects.