MÜLLER APRAHAMIAN

MÜLLER APRAHAMIAN is an architecture and spatial design practice founded in Beirut by Adrian Muller and Arine Aprahamian in 2018. They received their Bachelor degrees in Architecture at the American University of Beirut. Müller holds an MFA in Designed Objects and Ceramics from The School of The Art Institute of Chicago where he was the recipient of the New Artist Society scholarship, while Aprahamian received her Masters of Architecture from UC Berkeley as a Fulbright scholar. Muller and Aprahamian became apprentice each to a Pritzker Prize winning architect: Adrian Muller with the late Dame Zaha Hadid, and Arine Aprahamian as the 2023–2024 Rolex Protegé with mentor Anne Lacaton of Lacaton+Vassal. With commissioned work for the Tate Modern and Venice Biennale alongside architectural proposals for labour housing, extreme climate dwellings, and cyberspace visions for virtual real estate of tomorrow, we adopt a trans-scalar, anti-disciplinary and future-ready approach to materials, experience, and space.