Rossetti Architects - History

History

The ROSSETTI office established itself in this milieu with a series of buildings that reflected a modernist sensibility and a strong client focus. Founded in 1969 by Gino Rossetti, it is also one of the practices that have passed from father to son (Matt Rossetti).

The firm experienced its early success with several major healthcare projects. It quickly developed in several areas including healthcare, corporate headquarters, hospitality, complex master planning, and in the last twenty years, sports and entertainment. Today, ROSSETTI is known in sports design and planning with international alliances in China, Italy, and the Middle East.

ROSSETTI has grown its sports practice to include design for every type of sport – international games, professional, collegiate and recreation. The firm’s projects span across many sport types includes football, soccer, tennis, auto racing, hockey, basketball, baseball, and a variety of entertainment venues.

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