About Alberto Rosselli

Alberto Rosselli (Palermo, 1921 – Milan, 1976) studied in the Architecture Faculty of the Politecnico di Milano, where he graduated just after the end of the war. As of 1950, namely from the start of his career and in parallel to his activity as architect, he carried out theoretical studies and worked as a designer in different fields, from product design to furniture, to transport. In the design research field, in 1953 he brought out the magazine “Stile Industria” which he would direct until 1963. In 1956 Rosselli was Chairman of the Italian Association of Industrial Design (ADI). From the start, his intense work as architect was carried out in the Ponti-Fornaroli- Rosselli studio, becoming a co-creator in its projects in the 1950s.

Rewire Selects from Alberto Rosselli include Siderea (1969)