Nicola Auciello (Avellino, 1970) took her degree at Rome’s La Sapienza University. He work ranges from public and residential architecture, interior to industrial design and exhibit design, graphics and web design. In 2003 he founded the studio “Na3” in Torre in Pietra, Rome, where he now works. In 2007 “Na3” develop in “Na3 Architects Associates”.

He has participated in numerous international architecture competitions, including a competition held for redevelopment of the Formia marina and Fregene beach and Monteriggioni office. In 2002 she tied for first place in the Europe-wide PROMOSEDIA competition. He has worked on numerous interior architecture projects (published in architecture magazines and books) in Rome, Cerveteri, Ladispoli, Capalbio and Avellino.

In 2001 she planned the renovation and new installations for the "Museo della Civiltà Romana" in Rome, commissioned by Fiat Engineering, working with Marta Laudani, Marco Romanelli and Massimo Noceto. He is currently working on a project for redevelopment and recovery of a pedestrian path with a belvedere in Campania and for a residential project for a loft in Capalbio, located in a history place.

In the field of design, he has worked on projects for MttFactory, Laboratorio La.Ca., Pallucco Italia; and numerous shows held in Italy, in Rome and Milan (Contemporanea, Salone del Mobile, MiArt). He combines her work in design with historical and critical research, and has published essays on architecture and design.