Gensler

Gensler is a great giant of international architecture founded in 1965 by Art Gensler (1935-2021). The studio is a real multinational, with turnovers exceeding billions of dollars which have made it the largest and richest architecture studio in the world for more than a decade. The original headquarters is located in San Francisco, but the group now has over 50 branches on all continents. Art Gensler had the intuition of bringing the architectural practice also to the field of interior decoration, which for a long time in the United States had been managed by simple decorators, and he had the commercial acumen and managerial skills necessary to create a great empire industrial. His clients are large listed companies and investment banks, with projects such as the Goldman Sachs headquarters, the interiors of Apple in Cupertino, the headquarters of the New York Times, large international airports and hundreds of other large projects around the world. the world. The product design activity mainly concerns furnishings for common spaces used in their large projects and made available in the catalog by brands such as Arper, IOC, Andreu World, Fantoni, Bulo, Artemide, Turri, Devon&Devon and many others.