Biography
Nicola Auciello in 2003 found na3-studio di Architettura, the projects are based on a poetic-emotional research far from useless temporary virtuosity.
Our work ranges from research to projects in public architecture, residential architecture, interior design, industrial design and exhibit, when necessary using an established network of expert advisory (structures, equipment, roads, economy, landscape, graphics lighting).Among the newer projects the Caritas Centre for Homeless, with Beniamino Servino in Ladispoli (Rome), in 2010 in the same city have designed the Multifunctional Sports Center's Artistic Gymnastics. In 2008, the projects of some agencies Unicredit bank Capitalia Group. In 2001, he participated in the project of restructuring and the reorganization of the Museum of Roman Civilization in Rome, commissioned by Fiat Engineering (now Maire Engineering) with Marta Laudani, Marco Romanelli and Massimo Noceto. Na3 work have won prizes and awards, and have been published in Italian and international journals and books as well as being exposed to lectures and exhibitions, to follow the most relevant: MAXXI Roma, Triennale Milano, Complesso del Vittoriano Roma, Casa dell’Architettura Roma, Museo MRSN Torino, Museo della Scienza e Tecnologia Milano, Palazzo Valmarana Braga Vicenza, Biennale di Architettura Shangai, Festival dell’Architettura Terni, Visions Beyond Media Firenze, Triennale di Architettura Sofia, Padiglione Finlandese Siviglia, Salone del Mobile Milano, BuildIUp Milano. In 2010 was selected at RomArchitettura4, prize for a project builted by a young architect and in the same year was winner Prize of Residential Space Design Excellence at Biennial Architecture IAI Shangai (China). In 2013 it was mentioned at Prize ‘La Ceramica e il Progetto’ Confindustria Ceramica, at MAXXI, Rome. Nicola combines project-work with teaching at IED and historical and critical research, and has published essays on architecture and design magazines.
In september 2013, for ten years na3 celebration, is published book For Homes Viewed from inside (with English text), first monograph edit by LetteraVentidue edition.
