Giorgio Borruso
| Giorgio Borruso | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Italian, American |
| Occupation | Architect |
| Awards | German Design Award (2013), Red Dot: BEST OF THE BEST Design Award (2012), International Architecture Awards and American Architecture Awards (Chicago Athenaeum), AIA/LA Design Awards |
| Practice | GIORGIO BORRUSO DESIGN |
| Projects | Lord & Taylor, Yonkers, New York. FILA, New York. Fornarina, Las Vegas, London, Rome, Milan, Sao Paulo, and Rio. Fornari Group headquarters, Milan. Snaidero Showroom, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York. Building E2, Americana at Brand, Burbank, CA. Carlo Pazolini, Milan, Rome, Venice, London, Soho, and Meatpacking District New York. ZU+Elements, Milan. Paul Frank, South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, CA. Miss Sixty, Aventura Mall, South Coast Plaza, and Santa Monica. Bebe Stores, Cairo |
Giorgio Borruso's trademark organic "cocoon dressing rooms," designed for Miss Sixty
Giorgio Borruso is an Italian architect, best known for his innovative experiential designs for international retail fashion houses. Educated at universities in Italy and Spain, in 2000 Borruso relocated his firm to Venice, Los Angeles, California.
Borruso first received attention in 2001 with Miss Sixty showroom in South Coast Plaza. His works have been published extensively and have received over one hundred seventy international design awards. Several have become integral part of museum collections worldwide, including the Chicago Athenaeum and the Red Dot Museum in Essen, Germany. Borruso was named Retail Design Luminary in 2006, and Designer of the Year in 2005 by DDI magazine. Recent works include Lord & Taylor in New York, Carlo Pazolini in Milan/New York/Rome/London and the Snaidero USA showroom in New York, United States.
Selected awards and honors
- German Design Prize (Germany 2013)[1]
- Design Practice of the Year - FX Design Awards (UK 2012)[2]
- Red Dot: BEST OF THE BEST Design Award (Germany 2012)[3]
- Retail Design Institute Store Carlo Pazolini in Milan : STORE DESIGN AWARD and INNOVATIVE CONCEPTUAL DESIGN (2011[4])
- International Architecture Award (Chicago Athenaeum) (2010,[5] 2008)[6]
- GOOD DESIGN Award (2008,[7] 2007,[8] 2006,[9] 2005[10])
- Red Dot: Product Design Award (Germany 2012 "Best of the Best," 2009, 2008, 2007)[11]
- American Architecture Award (Chicago Athenaeum) (2010,[12] 2007[13]
- Contract Interiors Award (2010)[14]
- FX International Interior Design Award (UK 2007[15])
- Interior Design Best of Year Award (2008,[16] 2007[17])
- LABC Los Angeles Architecture Award (2007)[18]
- IIDA Interior Design Award (2009,[19] 2007[20])
- AIA/LA Design Award (2011,[21] 2007[22])
- Future Marketing Award (UK 2006)
- Superior Achievement in Design and Imaging Award (2012,[23] 2006,[24] 2005[25])
- NASFM Retail Design Award (2005,[26] 'Store of the Year’ 2006[27])
- Institute of Store Planners/VM+SD International Store Design Award (‘Store of the Year’ 2004,[28] 2005,[29] 2006[30])
Notes
- ↑ German Design Council
- ↑ Hooper,Emily. "Winners of 2012 FX International Interior Design Awards Recently Named", talkcontract, Jan 7, 2013
- ↑ “Giorgio Borruso Design scoops Red Dot award”, Interior Design Today
- ↑ "RDI Announces Store Design Award Winners", designretailonline
- ↑ "INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AWARDS FOR THE BEST NEW GLOBAL DESIGN 2010" Chicago Athenaeum
- ↑ "2008 INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AWARDS FOR THE BEST NEW GLOBAL DESIGN" Chicago Athenauem
- ↑ "Good Design 2008" Chicago Athenaeum
- ↑ "Good Design 2007" Chicago Athenaeum
- ↑ "Good Design 2006" Chicago Athenaeum
- ↑ "Good Design 2005" Chicago Athenaeum
- ↑ "The Store of the Future" California Apparel News
- ↑ "American Architecture Awards" Chicago Athenaeum
- ↑ "American Architecture Awards" Chicago Athenaeum
- ↑ Webb, Michael "Interiors Awards 2010: Large Office Winner" Contract Design Magazine, Jan 29, 2010
- ↑ "Design Curial"
- ↑ "Best of the Year Awards 2008" Interior Design
- ↑ "Best of the Year Awards 2007", Interior Design
- ↑ "Los Angeles Business Council Honors City’s Best Architecture", AIArchitect
- ↑ "news release" IIDA
- ↑ "In the Winners' Circle" Interior Design
- ↑ "AIALA Design Awards Winners" AIA Los Angeles
- ↑ "More Than 70 Awards Given for Projects, Practices, and Possibilities AIA Los Angeles
- ↑ "Lord & Taylor", National Real Estate Investor
- ↑ "FORNARINA STORE WINS TENTH AWARD THIS YEAR", Sportswear International
- ↑ "Memorable Projects: 2002 Miss Sixty, Eventscape
- ↑ "MEMORABLE PROJECTS, Las Vegas, NV and Los Angeles, CA", Eventscape
- ↑ "Fila named Store of the Year", VMSD
- ↑ "Fornarina Named Store of the Year", VMSD
- ↑ "ISP/VM+SD Retail Design Winners for 2005 Unveiled", VMSD
- ↑ "Fornarina, Rio de Janeiro, ISP/VM+SD Store Design Competition Winner", VMSD
External links
- GIORGIO BORRUSO DESIGN's official website
- Apple Business Profile, GIORGIO BORRUSO DESIGN: Store, Womb, Shrine, Paradise
- "End of the Mall? Retail And Real Estate Experts Weigh In on the Future of the Shopping Center" (2014)
- Lord & Taylor, Most Innovative Storefront/Entrance Project, GLASS MAGAZINE AWARDS 2013
- GIORGIO BORRUSO DESIGN receives AIA|LA Design Award (2012)
- A.R.E. Retail Design Awards, Italy at South Coast Plaza, Special Installation Award (2008)
- Interior Design, "Best of Year Awards" (2007)
- Interior Design, "Snaidero Coral Gables, Florida" (December 2007)
- Interior Design, "Fila's grand slam: Borruso puts some major topspin on a New York flagship, the protopype for an international rollout" (April 2006)
- DDI Magazine, "Designer of the Year" (2005)
- DDI Magazine, "DDI survey finds Borruso, Apple rule in store design" (September 2005)
- Retail Traffic Magazine, "The Players" (September 2005)
- Jugo, "Lo stile Fornarina incanta Las Vegas" (2004)
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