About us
After his master degree in architecture at Politecnico di Milano, Stefano Lodesani moved to San Francisco, California to attend the CCAC (California College of Artand Craft) and Berkeley University where he further consolidated the foundations for his career.
In 2010 he founded Stefano Lodesani Studio signing projects for prestigious fashion brands worldwide and private residences. He also designs restaurants and gelato shops in Italy and Idonesia and he’s also in charge of designing showrooms, exhibition booths and offices for a famous ceramic tiles company in China and Southeast Asia.
In addition to architecture, Stefano Lodesani develop his passion for design and graphics. In 2017, his project for a gelato machine named Principessa is published on the ADI Design Index and it’s among the finalists for the prestigious Compasso d’Oro 2018 award in the food design section.
The project of the “Confessionali” exhibition for the British photographer Michael Kenna, represents for Stefano Lodesani the debut in the art world. His experience in the art field is strongly consolidated with the victory of the competition that led him to design, in 2019, the Antonio Fontanesi exhibition.
Curiosity, high quality, ethics, attention to the details, balance, creativity, constant material research, those are not only the values but the inspiration for Stefano Lodesani and his team. A team of young architects based in Reggio Emilia with the goal to give to the client a total support from the concept design to the site survey.
Stefano Lodesani Studio represents Italian design and international attitude.
Photo: Francesco Cicconi
The team:
Architetto Paola Daolio
Designer Elena Mereu
Designer Maurizio Putignano
Designer Claudia Contrucci
They worked with us:
Architetto Monica Malori Scauri
Architetto Valentina Zecchi
Architetto Chiara Pastoressa
Architetto Giulia Irene Bertolini
Architetto Laura Gallesi
Architetto Giacomo Basmaji
Architetto Saverio Cantoni
Architetto Andrea Acerbi
Architetto Farid Harb
Architetto Melanie Bellocchi
Architetto Martina Bianchi
“Take your pleasure seriously”
Charles Eames