ROSSETTI’s story unfolds over a 50-year, multi-disciplinary practice focused on architectural design, urban planning, interiors and graphics. We believe in amplifying experiences and generating value for every project. We accomplish this by evoking human senses and offering unique ways for people to connect while strategically addressing the vision and business goals of our clients.
Discover the project vision and identify opportunities
Our Discover Workshops uncover the project’s intrinsic value and clarify its unique qualities. The outcome sets the foundation for the vision, opportunities and guiding principles.
Dare our clients and ourselves to be disruptively innovative
We challenge ourselves and our clients not to settle for ordinary and mediocre. Instead, we inspire innovation and fresh thinking.
Deliver the value based on the vision metrics
Our strategic approach addresses the cultural and financial goals of our clients. We measure the impact of the project’s success to ensure we deliver the value metrics we promised.
It’s a staggering breakthrough in arena design. From one of the world’s most innovative sports and entertainment architecture firms comes a revolutionary concept that turns thousands of years of arena design convention inside-out: The Inverted Bowl by ROSSETTI
Every August for the US Open, Arthur Ashe Stadium hosts elite tennis athletes, crowds of fans, and sponsors for a two week period at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The stadium was not designed to have a roof. For five consecutive years, rain hindered the play during the US Open, causing United States Tennis Association (USTA) to search for a solution that would shield the court and spectators from rain.
In the inaugural Power Players section, SportsBusiness Journal recognizes the top 50 leaders in facility design and construction. From architects and engineers to construction firms and owner’s reps, they bring dreams to reality. ROSSETTI's Matt Rossetti and Jim Renne were chosen to be part of this team based on their influence in the industry, the scope of their work, and how they re-imaging the live event experience.
