Armellino & Poggio Architetti Associati was founded in March 1992 by Massimo Armellino (born 1962) and Fabio Poggio (born 1965). Over the years, the firm has completed projects for both public and private clients. The firm's work focuses primarily on residential and hotel construction, restoration, urban planning, public works, and complex intervention programs.

The studio's design practice has evolved with the aim of providing a high-quality professional service, combined with the ongoing search for architectural solutions deeply rooted in the context of the projects.

He specializes in developing integrated and coordinated design processes, capable of guiding the construction process from initial conception to project completion, with the aim of creating high-quality architectural works and creating Architecture, both in Italy and abroad.

Alongside the partnership, the architectural services company 77 Architettura was founded in 2003. Its mission is to manage and coordinate large-scale projects, involving numerous entities and professionals from various sectors. The mission of the two synergistic structures is to construct high-quality buildings in an effort to achieve Architecture.

In 2003, the firm began international collaborations with Ricardo Bofill and Guillermo Consuegra. In 2011, the firm received the Gold Medal at the "Domus Restoration and Conservation" International Award (University of Ferrara) for the restoration of Saliceto Castle, Cuneo.

The studio has been featured in magazines such as: Recuperare, Platform, a+d+m, Polis, Costruire, Casabella, Domus.