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Fabrizio Barozzi is an Italian architect and the founder and director of Barozzi Veiga. He has led numerous significant public projects, including the Bündner Kunstmuseum in Chur, the Ragenhaus Musikschule, the Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne, and the Abby Kortrijk. His work is characterized by a deep commitment to architectural concept, cultural context, and the integration of buildings within their urban and natural environments.

Alberto Veiga is a Spanish architect and the founder and director of Barozzi Veiga. He has led the design and execution of several landmark projects, including the Auditorio Infanta Elena, the Szczecin Philharmonic Hall, the Artists' Ateliers, the Tanzhaus Zürich, the Dynafit Headquarters and the Abby Kortrijk. His expertise spans from concept design to on-site construction management, with a focus on innovative, context-driven architecture.

Verena Recla joined Barozzi Veiga in 2010. Over the years, she has been involved in international competitions and public projects, contributing from concept design through to construction, and she has played a pivotal role in some of the studio’s most significant works. Initially working as a Design Architect, she contributed to landmark projects such as the award-winning Philharmonic Hall in Szczecin and the Bündner Kunstmuseum. As a Project Architect, she was responsible for the design and construction supervision of the Tanzhaus in Zürich and the Dynafit Headquarters in Kiefersfelden. Currently, as a Project Director, Verena leads the development and construction of Oolite Arts in Miami, drawing on her extensive experience in project management. She also oversees internal studio operations, including human resources, coordination of competition and project proposals.

Marta Grzadziel is a senior architect with over 20 years of international experience. She began her career in Paris and Copenhagen, contributing to the development of several landmark cultural buildings. Since 2012, she has been a key member Barozzi Veiga in Barcelona, where she has significantly shaped some of the studio’s most prominent projects, including the Musée Cantonal des Beaux-Arts in Lausanne. Over the years, Marta has taken the lead on major projects such as the Szczecin Philharmonic Hall, the Artists'Ateliers in London, and the new building for the Barcelona Biomedical Research Park. Her professional focus lies in managing large-scale projects with complex functional requirements, consistently striving to balance technical precision with architectural excellence. Dedicated to fostering collaboration, Marta excels in leading and coordinating multidisciplinary teams, ensuring seamless communication and the delivery of exceptional results. Her passion for innovation and excellence drives every aspect of her work, making her an integral part of any project she undertakes.

Paola Calcavecchia is an Italian architect who joined Barozzi Veiga in 2013. Since then, she has contributed to a wide range of international competitions and editorial work, with a primary focus on the development of projects through all design and construction phases. From 2015 to 2020, she served as Project Leader for the Montelungo Colleoni project in Bergamo, overseeing its design and execution. More recently, she has taken part as a Senior Architect in the development of several major works, including the Dynafit Headquarters and the Kursaal-Casino in Knokke, Belgium.

Maria Ubach is a Spanish architect who joined Barozzi Veiga in 2013. She has since contributed to a variety of international competitions, public projects, and private commissions, with a strong focus on concept design and project development. Early in her career at the studio, she led the winning competition entries for the Tanzhaus in Zürich and the Housing Complex in Barcelona. As a Design Architect, she has played a key role in projects such as the Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts in Lausanne, Oolite Arts in Miami, and the Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology. Currently, Maria leads the development and construction of a private residential project in Los Angeles, drawing on her project management skills and dedication to teamwork and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Cecilia Rueda is a Spanish architect who joined Barozzi Veiga in 2013. She initially worked on a wide range of international competitions and projects, and also collaborated as an assistant professor at IUAV and MIT. She led the design and construction of the School of Music in Brunico, Italy, as well as the project for the Wine Museum of Guerrieri Rizzardi. In recent years, her work has focused on the design and construction of private villas, including the Solo House, a private villa on Lake Garda, a villa in central Beirut, a villa in Dubai, and two private apartments in Barcelona.

Diletta Trinari is an architect, book editor, and exhibition curator. Since 2018, she has collaborated with Barozzi Veiga, where she is responsible for communications strategy and curates the studio’s publications, exhibitions, lectures, and archive. She has contributed to major international showcases of the studio’s work, including the Venice Architecture Biennale (2021, 2023, 2025), the Seoul Biennale (2021), and the Centre Pompidou in Paris (2024). She has curated the traveling exhibition On Continuity since 2021, presented in Venice, Milan, and Budweis. She edited the monograph Barozzi Veiga (2022), published by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König, recipient of the DAM Architectural Book Award 2022. She also edited the books On Continuity (2022) and Abby Kortrijk (2025), published by Hannibal Books for the museum’s inauguration. In parallel, she actively contributes to the studio’s research and educational initiatives.

Xianjun Zhou joined Barozzi Veiga in 2020 and she is currently working on the transformation of the Kursaal-Casino in Knokke-Heist, in Belgium. She has contributed to various international competitions and commissions, including the Opera House in Shanghai, the Shenzhen Conservatory of Music, and Qujiang Civic Cultural Center in Xi’an. Her professional experience in China and Spain has given her a unique perspective on architecture, informed by the distinct cultural and spatial contexts of both regions. She has also participated in academic exchanges between China and Spain, further enriching her approach to design and collaboration.

Chen-hsin Chang joined Barozzi Veiga in 2021 and she is currently working on the Oolite Arts project in Miami. She has been involved in various design phases, contributing to projects such as the Abby Kortrijk, a private villa in Dubai, and several international competitions. Her professional journey spans from Taipei to Barcelona, where her diverse project experience has enriched her understanding of architecture within varied cultural and geographic contexts. For her, architecture is a way to read and respond to a place. Each project becomes an exploration of place, through environmental and cultural lenses, and an opportunity to express ideas at multiple spatial and graphic scales.

Martín joined Barozzi Veiga in 2021 and currently works on the transformation of the Kursaal-Casino Knokke-Heist, focusing on the new development and landscape design. He has contributed to numerous international competitions and projects, including the winning proposal for the Production Site for Exail in Brest. Alongside his work at the studio, Martín has a strong interest in academia and architectural research. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Advanced Studies in Architecture at ETSAB in Barcelona, where he has collaborated as a teaching assistant. He has also participated as a guest speaker at ETSAV-Sant Cugat del Vallès.

Alicia Hernanz joined Barozzi Veiga in 2021 and currently leads design teams on a major transformation of the Art Institute of Chicago, including the new Grainger Science and Conservation Center, the galleries of the Applied Arts of Europe, and a new modern art museum building. She also leads the construction of the Jewish Museum of Brussels. Her work spans architecture, urban design, and infrastructure, with over ten years of international experience across the UK, France, the US, and Australia. Alicia completed her Master’s studies in Architecture at ETSAM, Madrid Polytechnic University, in 2013, and pursued further postgraduate studies in the Netherlands. She also undertook a research residency at the Akademie der Künste in Berlin. Since then, she has contributed to a wide range of international competitions and public projects, from concept design through to construction. In addition to her design leadership, Alicia brings expertise in project management, with a strong commitment to collaboration and team values.

Caterina Delaini joined Barozzi Veiga in 2021, where she has contributed to a range of international projects and competitions, from early concept development through to design refinement. Notable projects include the Dynafit Headquarters, Oolite Arts in Miami, and PRBB Barcelona. Currently, she is involved in the development of the Kursaal-Casino Knokke-Heist, Belgium. Her professional experience spans multiple design phases, with a particular interest in the integration of architecture and editorial work. She occasionally supports the studio's publications, combining her passion for design with her interest in visual communication.

Claudio Triassi joined Barozzi Veiga in 2022 and currently leads design teams on international competitions. He has led the winning proposals for the Kursaal Casino Knokke-Heist, the Göteborgs Konstmuseum, and the Max Mara Fashion Group HQ. Claudio completed his studies in Architecture at Università IUAV di Venezia in 2016. During his academic years, he also studied at UPC-ETSAB in Barcelona, USP-FAU in São Paulo, and Chiba University in the greater Tokyo area. Since then, he has focused on international competitions, contributing to a wide range of public and cultural projects. Competitions remain his main area of expertise and design engagement.

Cristina Vergara joined Barozzi Veiga in 2022 and has since contributed to a range of international competitions and projects. She is currently part of the design team for the Kursaal-Casino in Knokke, Belgium, and leads the development of a private commission in London. Cristina has worked in various cultural contexts, including Switzerland and Shanghai, experiences that have shaped her collaborative approach and strengthened her skills in communication and project coordination. She has been involved in all phases of the architectural process, from concept design to on-site execution, with a particular focus on building envelope design. She holds a Master’s degree in Architecture from the University of Navarra (ETSAUN).

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Francesco Crocchini joined Barozzi Veiga in 2024 and is currently involved in international projects and competitions. He has contributed to the competition-winning design for the Max Mara Headquarters and the development of a private commission in Los Angeles. Francesco holds a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the University of Florence and a Master’s degree from the Polytechnic University of Milan. During his academic years, he gained professional experience in both Italy and Denmark, working on a range of competitions and project typologies. His background across different contexts has shaped a flexible and concept-oriented approach, with a particular interest in the early stages of design and the translation of ideas into spatial concepts.

Eduard Resina joined Barozzi Veiga in 2024 and is currently involved in the development of the new building for the PRBB in Barcelona. He holds a degree in Architecture from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya – ETSAV (2014) and a degree in Building Engineering from the same university – ETSEB (2009). Before joining Barozzi Veiga, Eduard worked in renowned architecture studios in Barcelona and Berlin, contributing to a wide range of projects from concept design through to construction. His professional background spans various typologies, including cultural buildings, public facilities, and both private and public housing. His experience across different project phases and contexts has shaped a precise and technically informed approach to design.

Mahiro Akiyama joined Barozzi Veiga in 2024 and is currently involved in international projects and design competitions. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the College of Science and Technology at Nihon University and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree at Tokyo University of the Arts. She studied at ETSAB in Barcelona as an exchange student, alongside an internship. During her academic years, she gained professional experience in Tokyo, working on competitions, exhibitions, and various project typologies.

Margherita Schivazappa joined Barozzi Veiga in 2025 and is currently involved in international competitions. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Art History from the University of Bologna, where she participated in an Erasmus program at the University of York. In 2024, she completed her studies in Architecture at the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio. Margherita also worked as a teaching assistant at the Università di Genova and gained professional experience in Italy, Switzerland, and Spain. Throughout her academic and professional journey, she has contributed to several international competitions and private commissions. Her diverse background in art history and architecture enriches her approach to design, combining a deep understanding of cultural context with a focus on architectural innovation.

Nicolò Sciolti joined Barozzi Veiga in 2025 as part of the design team working on the major transformation of the Art Institute of Chicago, specifically focusing on the new Modern Art Museum building. He completed his Master in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano in 2019 after spending part of his studies in Portugal. After completing his studies, he gained professional experience in Spain, the Netherlands and Italy. During this time, he contributed to several projects across various phases, from concept design to the end of construction phase.

Eugeni Bru joined Barozzi Veiga in 2025 and is currently involved in the design development of the Art Institute of Chicago project. He earned his architecture degree from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya – ETSAB in 2018, followed by a Master's degree in 2019. In 2016, he participated in an academic exchange program at the Universidad Católica de Chile – FADEU in Santiago. Eugeni has worked as an architect in several countries, including Spain, Chile, Japan, and the United Kingdom, contributing to the design and coordination of medium- and large-scale projects for various international firms. His professional experience spans diverse project types, including museums, hotels, and residential developments in locations such as the United States and Singapore.

Enrico Vidulich joined Barozzi Veiga in 2025 and is currently involved in the design development of the Art Institute of Chicago project. He completed his studies in Architecture at the Università degli Studi di Trieste in 2020, including a study period at UGR-ETSAG in Granada. He later completed postgraduate studies in Building Information Modeling, Project, Construction & Facility Management at UPM-ETSAM in Madrid. His professional experience spans Pamplona, Madrid, Genoa, and Barcelona, where he has contributed to a variety of international projects and competitions, particularly in the fields of museum design and railway infrastructure.

Cyprien Haustrate joined Barozzi Veiga in 2025 and is currently working on the transformation of the Kursaal-Casino Knokke-Heist, focusing on the new development stage of the project. He obtained his Master’s degree in Architecture and Engineering from UCLouvain in 2020, including an academic exchange at ULaval in Québec. He has worked in various international contexts, such as Romania and Spain, but primarily in Belgium, where he was involved in large-scale public renovation projects across all phases. Through his dual academic background and diverse professional experiences, he has developed strong technical skills, refined architectural sensitivity, and a deep contextual awareness.

Chiara Saccani joined Barozzi Veiga in 2025, where she is currently involved in international competitions and in the studio’s publications, exhibitions, lectures, and archive. She completed her studies in Built Environment Interiors at the Politecnico di Milano in 2024. Chiara also worked as a teaching assistant at the Politecnico di Milano in Piacenza. During her academic career, she studied at the Faculdade de Arquitetura da Universidade de Lisboa (FAUL) and gained professional experience in both Italy and Portugal, working on international competitions and private commissions in Switzerland, Italy and Portugal.

John Rios is an architect who joined Barozzi Veiga in 2025, where he has contributed to significant projects, including the new building for the PRBB (Parc de Recerca Biomèdica de Barcelona), supporting both the design and development phases. John studied Architecture at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, ETSAB in Barcelona. Prior to joining Barozzi Veiga, he gained professional experience in several architecture studios in Barcelona, where he contributed to projects at all stages, from concept design to construction. His diverse professional background spans a wide range of project types, including hotels, office buildings, urban projects, and research centers, giving him a well-rounded approach to architecture and design.

Maria joined Barozzi Veiga in 2025 as part of the architecture and design team, bringing experience from several European architecture studios. Her work spans all stages of the design process, from early concept development to advanced construction phases. She began her architectural studies at the Polytechnic University of Madrid, continued at EPFL in Lausanne, and completed her Master's degree at ETSAV in Barcelona. In addition to her professional practice, Maria is currently pursuing a degree in Art History, which enriches her architectural approach with a broader cultural and theoretical perspective.