An architect of Lithuanian and Italian descent, Massimiliano studied at the Sapienza University of Rome, where he later taught. Since founding his practice in the 1960s, he has gained global recognition for his visionary, fluid, and often monumental structures.

An architect and designer, Doriana studied History of Art and Architecture at Sapienza University and later specialized in architecture at ESA Paris. She has played a central role in the firm’s design language, particularly in interior design, product design, and museum curation.

Notable Works:

• New Milan Trade Fair (Fiera Milano), Italy – A vast, futuristic exhibition center with a striking undulating glass canopy.
• Rome–Fiumicino Airport Expansion, Italy – A major airport redesign integrating efficiency with an organic aesthetic.
• Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport, China – A terminal shaped like a manta ray, emphasizing fluidity and movement.
• The Cloud – EUR Convention Center, Rome – A dramatic, cloud-like suspended structure within a glass-and-steel shell.
• MyZeil Shopping Mall, Frankfurt, Germany – A commercial space featuring a dynamic glass vortex facade.

Their philosophy focuses on fluidity, transparency, and organic forms, often employing advanced materials and parametric design techniques. Beyond architecture, they have designed furniture and products for brands such as Zanotta, Alessi, and Poltrona Frau.

Fuksas Studio has won numerous awards, and their highly expressive, sculptural approach to architecture continues to shape urban landscapes worldwide.