Nicolas Monti

Architect, Designer, Exhibition Curator, Writer

Nicolas Monti is one of the founders of AMA – Albera & Monti Associati, a close-knit group of professionals, architects and engineers committed to design excellence.

A graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at Politecnico di Milano, he has extensive experience in:

• designing new buildings
• renovating existing buildings

His work covers a wide range of projects, including residential buildings, offices, hotels and industrial facilities. He has designed residences in Italy, France, England, the USA and Saudi Arabia.

Among his most prominent corporate clients are: Adidas, Aeroporti di Roma, Allianz, Amazon, BCG Boston Consulting, BlackRock, Bosch, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, Egon Zehnder, Generali, Google, Loro Piana, Patek Philippe, Société Générale, Tupperware and Vodafone.

Nicolas is also actively involved in furniture, lighting and home accessory design for companies such as Artemide, Busnelli, Cenedese & Albarelli, Flos / Arteluce, Fontana Arte, Poltrona Frau, Tecno, Unifor and Zeus.

His work has been widely published and exhibited at numerous exhibitions, including the Venice Biennale and the Milan Triennale, and has received international awards.

His books include:

Italian Modern: The Design Legacy (Rizzoli International, NY)

Mediterranean Houses in Italy (GG Barcelona)

Why AMA Albera Monti Associati

• Italian style in design and innovation
• A commitment to excellence
• Experience in Italy and around the world
• Leading international design expertise combined with local knowledge and culture
• 30 years dedicated to architecture
• Experienced team leadership and involvement in every project
• An integrated team of highly qualified specialists

Live Well, Live Better

We strive to plan, design and build in ways that minimize our impact on the environment, reduce the use of natural resources and promote the use of renewable energy sources.

Our projects promote solutions that provide:

• environmentally friendly and cost-effective construction technologies and materials
• optimal use of space and natural light, air quality, thermal and acoustic comfort
• energy independence