Principal
Giorgio Borruso Design

Italian architect Giorgio Borruso is principal and founder of multidisciplinary design firm Giorgio Borruso Design, whose work ranges from architecture and interiors to industrial design. His innovative projects for such clients as Fila, Snaidero, Fornarina, Miss Sixty, and Paul Frank have been seen in over 800 publications, have been featured on television programs, and have received over 80 international awards for architectural design and brand development. Several projects are featured as part of permanent collections of the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design and the Red Dot Museum in Essen, Germany.

Giorgio lived and worked in Italy, Spain, and Germany before moving to Los Angeles in 1998. He has taught and researched at University in Italy and the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) and is a frequent guest lecturer at universities and conferences globally. He was DDI magazine's 2005 Designer of the Year, was named a Retail Design Luminary by DDI in 2006, and in 2007
received the American Architecture Award. He serves on DDI's editorial advisory board and has judged entries for design and advertising awards programs, such as those of Architectural Record and Contract magazines and the 2008 A.R.E. Design Awards.