About
Michele Rossi is a partner and co-founder of Park Associati, a studio based in Milan
focused on architectural design, urban planning, landscape, interior design and product
design.
After graduating in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano, he worked in Italy and UK,
and for many years he lectured at the St. Martin School of Art in London and at the
Politecnico di Milano. In 2000 he founded Park Associati together with Filippo Pagliani.
Over the years, the firm has evolved and grown, and now almost 100 collaborators
work on projects all over the world. At the studio, Michele regularly follows the progress
of all projects, in close contact with the design teams.
For Michele, design is an open process based on dialogue and discussion, aimed at
creating innovative solutions expressed through quality and attention to human beings.
Michele has co-led projects of different typologies, such as workplaces, retail projects,
restyling of historic and modern buildings, retrofitting interventions, renovation
projectsm temporary pavilions. The studio is also developing student housing,
masterplans and urban regeneration projects
Michele Rossi is a partner and co-founder of Park Associati, a studio based in Milan
focused on architectural design, urban planning, landscape, interior design and product
design.
After graduating in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano, he worked in Italy and UK,
and for many years he lectured at the St. Martin School of Art in London and at the
Politecnico di Milano. In 2000 he founded Park Associati together with Filippo Pagliani.
Over the years, the firm has evolved and grown, and now almost 100 collaborators
work on projects all over the world. At the studio, Michele regularly follows the progress
of all projects, in close contact with the design teams.
For Michele, design is an open process based on dialogue and discussion, aimed at
creating innovative solutions expressed through quality and attention to human beings.
Michele has co-led projects of different typologies, such…
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