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Archizoom

Italian architectural group

Archizoom Associati was a design studio from Florence, Italy. The founders were Andrea Branzi (architect and designer), Gilberto Corretti (architect and designer), Paolo Deganello (architect and designer) and Massimo Morozzi (architect and designer). In 1968 the group was joined by Dario Bartolini (designer) and Lucia Bartolini (designer).2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

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Archizoom Associati was a design studio from Florence, Italy. The founders were Andrea Branzi (architect and designer), Gilberto Corretti (architect and designer), Paolo Deganello (architect and designer) and Massimo Morozzi (architect and designer). In 1968 the group was joined by Dario Bartolini (designer) and Lucia Bartolini (designer).2

The story

Founded by Andrea Branzi and Paolo Deganello in 1966.1

Archizoom organized its first exhibition "Superarchitettura" in December 1966 along with Superstudio. The exhibition featured projections and prototypes and advanced the concept of radical anti-design as dynamic sofa Superonda (conception by Andrea Branzi) produced by Poltronova. During 1967 Archizoom remained in the exhibitions as "Super Architettura 2" and "Modena" that brought the concept of kitsch dorms titled "dream beds".

Until its dissolution in 1974, the group worked on projects of modernist vision such as the theoretical metropolis "No-Stop City".

From Wikipedia’s article on Archizoom Associati, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.3

Leadership

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Timeline

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