AMAA Studio Brings Collaborative Architecture to Venice Biennale 2023

Founded in 2012 in Venice by Marcello Galiotto and Alessandra Rampazzo, the Italian architecture firm AMAA is taking part in the 18th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, overseen by curator Lesley Lokko. Their exhibit is located in the 'Dangerous Liaisons' segment of 'The Laboratory of the Future,' which includes 37 practitioners from around the globe. AMAA emphasizes collaboration, teamwork, and the revitalization of industrial spaces. They have achieved success in competitions for projects like TINNE junges museum klausen, Teatro Verdi di Terni, and Nuovo Polo civico del Flaminio in Rome. With 18 employees based in Venice and Arzignano, their publication 'Seemingly Simple' showcases ten projects from Veneto. Both Galiotto and Rampazzo, who hold PhDs from IUAV, aspire for increased global recognition of Italian architecture.