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Roberto Pamio (b.1937) Italian Architect and Designer

Education

He studied architecture at the Univesità di Venezia in 1968. He studied under professors like Carlo Scarpa, Samonà, Gardella, De Carlo, Piccinato, Astengo and Zevi.

Biography

He became active in 1961 as an architect and furniture and industrial designer (with Renato Tosso), collaborated on furniture and lighting, and had clients including Zanussi-Rex, Peguri, Stilwood, Arclinea, Cidue, FAI, Leucos, and Arflex.

Recognition

He received the 1985 Product Design Award, Chicago, the 1985 Roscoe, Award, New York, 1987 Premio Compasso d’Oro. Pamio was added to the province of Venice’s Registry of Architects in 1969 and joined the ADI (Association of Industrial Design) in 1984. 

Post-Modern Italian Credenza by Renato Toso and Robertà Pamio, Minimalist,1920's
Rolling Bar Cart by Pamio, Toso & Massari for Stilwood, 1960's
Renato Toso & Roberto Pamio for Stilwood Lounge Chair Model 'Linda' in Ash
Roberto Pamio and Renato Toso bookcase Stilwood, 1972
Italian Lounge Chairs by Renato Toso & Roberto Patio for Stilwood, 1960'
Post-Modern Sideboard with Shelves by Pamio and Toso
Murano Art Glass Black & Opaline Leucos Pendant by Roberto Pamio & Renato Toso

Sources

Byars, M., & Riley, T. (2004). The design encyclopedia. Laurence King Publishing. https://amzn.to/3ElmSlL

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