Pagani Perversi Architects

Born in 1950, they graduated in architecture at the Milan Polytechnic. In the mid-1980s, they founded the associated studio Luciano Pagani and Angelo Perversi, which deals - in an integrated way - with architecture, product design and lighting design. Among the most relevant works of the studio, at the level of architectural design: the Roman office of the editorial staff of La Repubblica; the offices of the Corriere della Sera (Milan and Rome); the Gazzetta dello Sport office; the headquarters of the Italian branch of Hewlett-Packard. The particular attention of the studio to the link between architecture and light, has led the architects to create numerous designs for art galleries, museums and public buildings. studio collaborates with many big names in international design. In 2000 they designed the Thor family for FontanaArte, from the diffuser in the original arched blown glass shape. They won 2 Compasso d 'Oro: in 1987 for the modular Hook System bookcases, designed for Joint; in 1998 for the Move and Flipper office tables and cabinets, designed for Unifor. Since 1999, I have been teaching at the Politecnico di Milano at the Faculty of Architecture, a degree course in Industrial Design