Attentive to the evolution of society and the reference markets, Gostoli has always had an eye for environmental issues, which today have become not only an emergency, but and above all a fundamental variable that characterises and influences purchasing choices and contemporary lifestyles.
With this in mind, the Giusto Gostoli company offers a wide range of products and building materials linked to the philosophy and cultural approach of green building and sustainable architecture.

Confirming the company's great commitment to environmental policies, 230 panels have also recently been installed in the new headquarters in Via Meucci to create a photovoltaic system capable of producing 62,000 kilowatt hours of renewable energy per year, allowing the company to generate carbon dioxide savings of 33,000 kg per year.

It’s 1954 when Tullio Gostoli comes back to Fermignano after twenty years in Bolzano; there he had built a transport company, challenging the economic depression, and had taken part in the building field, which was particularly lively during those years thanks to the construction of dykes and hydroelectric systems. In this very year, Tullio obtained the commercial licence to sell “building materials, cement, lime, tiles and cement objects”.

In 1969 Giusto Gostoli started working with his father in the family company, being at the same time seller at “la Fornace PICA”, memorable manufacturing of Pesaro bricks. It was during this experience that young Giusto got in contact with the stimulating world of surveyors, architects, engineers and building entrepreneurs of his area, in a general growing of industrial and building activities.

In 1976 the company ownership goes from Tullio to Giusto, who eventually takes up leadership. These are years of great changes and the effects of the Italian economic boom are still visible: in these very years, opportunities in the construction field increase and Gostoli takes advantage and resolves to buy directly from the producers, thus conferring his company a research cut, more and more attentive and looking forward.

In the 80s, the original development of materials such as fiberglass, plastic laminates, glass block and enameled colored brass, leads to new application solutions in furnishing and design. This stimulates the Gostoli’s company which undertakes a new path of aesthetic research, materials selection and diversification, thus managing to widen the company offer and the spaces dedicated to exposition.