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Marco Zanuso was born in Milan ( Italy) 14 May 1916. He was one of a group of Italian designers from Milan shaping the international idea of "good design" in the postwar years. He began his studies in architecture at the Politecnico di Milano university in 1934 and graduated in 1939.
Marco Zanuso (* 14. Mai 1916 in Mailand; † 11. Juli 2001 ebenda [1]) war ein italienischer Industriedesigner und Architekt der Moderne.
Marco Zanuso (1916-2001) war einer der herausragendsten Vertreter der Kultur der Moderne als Architekt, Designer und Universitätsdozent. Nach seinem Studium am Polytechnikum im Mailand war er von 1946-1947 Mitherausgeber der Zeitschrift Domus mit Ernesto N. Rogers und erhielt mehrmals die Goldmedaille der (VIII., IX., X. und XIII.)
One of the elder statesmen of modern design, Marco Zanuso contributed to the Italian design movement in the years following World War II. Trained in architecture at the Milan Polytechnic (1935-39), he opened his own design office in 1945 and his work was marked by rigor and originality during a long, illustrious career.
Architect, designer and university lecturer, Marco Zanuso (1916-2001) was one of the leading interpreters of the Modern Movement.
Marco Zanuso (born May 14, 1916, Milan, Italy – died July 11, 2001, Milan, Italy) was a leading Italian modernist designer and architect. His artistic legacy is robust and indisputable and it covers an ample range of furniture designs, industrial designs, and architectural projects.
Between the 1940s and 1970s—the heyday of midcentury modernism—Italian master Marco Zanuso (1916—2001) innovated an array of materials and techniques that had a seismic impact on design history, including the first application of foam rubber in upholstery and the first chair to be entirely fabricated in injection-molded plastic.
