Calcestruzzi Centro Italia is an Italian construction material brand whose mark was originally designed by Francesco Burcini at Studio A Design in 1970. The logo is documented as a construction material brand from Italy, with the symbol attributed to Burcini’s studio in that year.[1]
Design and History
Francesco Burcini founded Studio A Design in Bastia Umbra (Perugia), where he worked until his premature death in January 1988 at age 44. During his brief career, the studio created more than 400 trademarks, some of which remain in use today.[2] Burcini studied at the Istituto Statale d’Arte di Perugia, graduating in Industrial Decoration, and later attended the Accademia di Belle Arti.[2]
The Calcestruzzi Centro Italia mark is listed among the studio’s output, dated to 1970.[1] The logo is categorized as featuring a semi-circle, square, and dot elements, with a reflection-style treatment.[1]
Meaning and Symbolism
No official documentation has been located that explains the intended symbolism of the Calcestruzzi Centro Italia mark. The logo’s geometric composition, combining a semi-circle, square, and dot, is documented only in terms of its visual elements, not its meaning.[1]
Typography and Design
Specific typography details for the Calcestruzzi Centro Italia wordmark have not been documented in available sources. The logo’s construction is described only through its geometric components: a semi-circle, square, and dot arranged in a reflection format.[1]
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