In this episode of Architecture Talks, I sit down with Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas, the visionary duo behind Studio Fuksas, a practice that has completed over 600 projects across the globe. From fashion boutiques to international airports, their work is both monumental and deeply human.
We talk about their lifelong partnership, the poetic influence of Rome’s narrow streets and shifting shadows, and how their sculptural architecture always begins with the city, the sky, and the people. The conversation moves from reflections on La Nuvola, Rome’s iconic cloud-like congress center, to how water, light, and transparency shape their work, and why, for them, architecture is not about building, but about helping.
In this episode, we discuss: La Nuvola in Rome, Fiera Milano, the Church in Foligno, the Armani Store in New York City, the Nardini Research Centre and Auditorium, and their groundbreaking direction of the Venice Architecture Biennale. Follow Architecture.Talk on Instagram to see images of the projects we discuss in this episode.
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