Gherardo Bosio (Florence, 19 March 1903 – Florence, 16 April 1941) was an Italian architect, engineer and urbanist, famed for his work in planning the centre of Tirana, the capital of Albania.
Bosio pursued a degree in Engineering in Rome in 1926 and subsequently graduated from the University of Florence School of Architecture in 1931.
After the conquest of Italian East Africa in 1936, Bosio was dispatched by the Italian authorities to Ethiopia, where he prepared the masterplans for the Ethiopian cities of Gondar and Dessie.
Gherardo Bosio died of cancer at the age of 38, on April 16, 1941, at his villa in Montefonti, Florence.
Renovation and extension to Villa Acton, Florence, 1927–29
Project in the Competition for the Christopher Columbus Memorial Lighthouse, Santo Domingo, 1928–29
Restoration, expansion and furniture design for Casa Uzielli, Florence, 1929–32
Sisters of the Blue Chapel on Via Cherubini, Florence, 1930–31
Furniture design for Casa Maraini, Florence, 1932
Project of Nursing Home on Viale dei Colli, Florence, 1932
Furniture design for Casa Traballesi, Florence, 1933
Villa Ginori Conti, Cerreto di Pomarance, 1934
Ugolino Golf House, Impruneta, 1934 (in collaboration with Pier Luigi Nervi)
Furniture design for the Italian Institute of Culture, Budapest, 1935
Restoration and furnishing of the offices of the Monsavano company, Pontassieve, 1935
Restoration and furnishing of Villa Pandolfini, Tizzano San Polo, 1935
Furnishing for the Foreign Ministry, Rome, 1935–37
Furniture design for Casa Della Gherardesca, Florence, 1936
Project for the Masterplan of Gondar, Italian East Africa, 1936
Project for the Masterplan of Dessie, Italian East Africa, 1936
Project for the Masterplan of Tirana, Albania, 1939
"Martyrs of the Nation" Boulevard), Tirana, Albania, 1939–41
Grand Hotel Dajti, Tirana, Albania, 1939–41
Casa del Fascio, Tirana, Albania 1939-41
Palazzo della Luogotenenza (now housing the Office of the Prime Minister), Tirana, Albania 1939-41
Presidential Palace, Tirana, Albania 1939-41
