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Tell us what you want to change, and for whom. We can start from an idea that is still taking shape or from a project already under way. We bring people’s needs into focus and work out together where to act, through design, consultancy or training.

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Five questions. We do not ask for your name, email address or phone number: as you answer, a preliminary brief takes shape, and at the end you’ll see where we could start and what to read before we meet. You send the message yourself, from your own email account.

Question 1 of 5
What would you like to work on?

Preliminary brief

Subject
to be defined
Status
to be defined
Client
to be defined
People
to be defined
Involvement
to be defined
First step
after your answers
Service area
after your answers

Outline based on your answers

The button opens a pre-written message in your email app: review it, complete it and send it. If you use email in your browser, copy the brief and paste it into a message to forall@rodighiero.design.

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Who will work on your project

Black-and-white portrait of Francesco Rodighiero, looking to one side

Francesco Rodighiero is a designer who has worked in Design for All and Inclusive Design since 2007. He has been President of Design for All Italia since 2020, and is Art Director at Goman and Academic Director of Academy World4All. He graduated in Industrial Design from Politecnico di Milano.

With the Rodighiero.Design studio he designs products, spaces and services that combine accessibility with beauty in use, and supports companies, museums and public bodies through consultancy and training.

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We publish reflections and updates on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab) and Medium (opens in a new tab). Full architecture, engineering and interior design commissions are handled by the Rodighiero.Design (opens in a new tab) studio; here we focus on the accessibility and quality of use of spaces.

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