Laura Aquili (1973) & Ergian Alberg (1972), have worked in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Rome, London and Beijing for different internationally recognized offices: Zaha Hadid, OMA (Rem Koolhaas), UNStudio (Ben van Berkel & Caroline Bos), ONL (Kas Oosterhuis & Ilona Lenard) and Fuksas. In 2006 they founded the AQUILIALBERG ARCHITECTS office, where they work on architectural and design projects with an experimental and innovative approach, combining their multidisciplinary experience, with their background rooted in graphics and the arts.

The first interior design project was for the renowned auction house Christie’s, for which they designed the new headquarter, the new offices in Milan and they realized their exhibition concept for Palazzo Clerici in Milan, Palazzo Lancellotti in Piazza Navona and MAXXI Museum in Rome. After a collaboration with OMA/Rem Koolhaas on the Prada stores in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, the first project by AQUILIALBERG ARCHITECTS in the fashion world marks the collaboration with designer Neil Barrett for which they have designed the sculptural backdrop of their AW-2010 fashion show in Milan. From 2011 AQUILIALBERG ARCHITECTS collaborate with fashion designer Philipp Plein, translating the brand philosophy into a new contemporary architectural language for his more than 50 stores and show-rooms worldwide.

Their clients in the product design field include, Moroso, Illulian, Fiam, Ernestomeda and Serralunga.