Franco Raggi

Franco Raggi, an architect based in Milan, graduated in 1969. He has showcased his designs worldwide through exhibitions and lectures. Notably, he curated the first Italian Radical Design exhibition in 1973 and managed design sections at prestigious events like the Biennale in Venice. Collaborating with renowned design firms, he has left a lasting imprint on architecture and object design, including his celebrated "On Off" lamp at MOMA. Raggi also served as the art director of Barovier&Toso. His notable architectural works include the Humanitas Hospital interiors and the Techint headquarters. He has taught at esteemed institutions, including the University of Pescara and NABA in Milan.