Guido Bottazzo

Guido Bottazzo is a Professor of Industrial Design at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) since 2016. He holds an M.Arch in Architecture from Università Iuav di Venezia. His career spans diverse design roles across automotive, furniture, and product design for brands like Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz, Rolls Royce, and Toyota, alongside architectural projects for institutions like Houston Methodist Hospital. He has exhibited globally at venues such as Palazzo Zenobio (Venice) and the Petersen Museum (Los Angeles).

Research interests focus on blending industrial design with art, emphasizing sustainability and cross-disciplinary innovation. His work explores functional aesthetics in furniture, automotive sculpture, and cultural artifacts, as seen in his 'Pasta' furniture collection and 'La Ville' installation.

Awards include the Young and Design Prize (2013), finalist placements in the Arte Laguna Prize (2012), and recognition for design contributions to healthcare spaces. His exhibitions and media appearances highlight his role as a bridge between design practice and cultural expression.

Notable collaborations include designing trophies for the Los Angeles Petersen Museum and serving as an Italian cultural representative for Monster Garage. His career reflects a fusion of technical expertise and artistic vision across multiple industries.