Add to ORKGAlong the evolution of the peculiar identity of Italian architecture, the postwar period represents a milestone for the development of innovative design practices. The challenges generated by the Reconstruction triggered paradigmatic experimentations which have become seminal references for the next generations of architects. The book unfolds the lessons of four masters of Italian Modern Architecture - Franco Albini (1905-77), Ignazio Gardella (1905-99), Luigi Moretti (1906-73) and Ernesto Nathan Rogers (1909-69) - through their own words and those of pre-eminent scholars who have investigated their theoretical and professional work. Chapters are complemented by introductory essays by Federico Bucci, Angelo Lorenzi, Luigi Spinelli and Ana...
Can architecture magazines play a role in theoretical thought? What tools do they employ? A comparis...
Ignazio Gardella (1905-1999) encompassed a century of architecture. His career is punctuated by a nu...
At the end of the World War II, several European States projected throughout the extended Mediterran...
Along the evolution of the peculiar identity of Italian architecture, the postwar period represents ...
The ‘Italian retreat from modern architecture’ sanctioned by R. Banham (1959), led into the differen...
The ‘Italian retreat from modern architecture’ sanctioned by R. Banham (1959), led into the differe...
Aldo Rossi’s essay on Boullée from 1967, written to introduce the Italian translation of “Architect...
The dialogue, as “the talking of the soul with itself” that constitutes the act of thinking (Plato),...
The book is pulibshed on the occasion of Zevi's birth and it's an homage to the great historian, lec...
AbstractCan architecture magazines play a role in theoretical thought? What tools do they employ? A ...
There is a relationship between the past and the contemporary manifestations that directly influence...
The text is a critical reading of contemporary italian architecture focusing on the issue of realism...
Can architecture magazines play a role in theoretical thought? What tools do they employ? A comparis...
Ignazio Gardella (1905-1999) encompassed a century of architecture. His career is punctuated by a nu...
At the end of the World War II, several European States projected throughout the extended Mediterran...
Along the evolution of the peculiar identity of Italian architecture, the postwar period represents ...
The ‘Italian retreat from modern architecture’ sanctioned by R. Banham (1959), led into the differen...
The ‘Italian retreat from modern architecture’ sanctioned by R. Banham (1959), led into the differe...
Aldo Rossi’s essay on Boullée from 1967, written to introduce the Italian translation of “Architect...
The dialogue, as “the talking of the soul with itself” that constitutes the act of thinking (Plato),...
The book is pulibshed on the occasion of Zevi's birth and it's an homage to the great historian, lec...
AbstractCan architecture magazines play a role in theoretical thought? What tools do they employ? A ...
There is a relationship between the past and the contemporary manifestations that directly influence...
The text is a critical reading of contemporary italian architecture focusing on the issue of realism...
Can architecture magazines play a role in theoretical thought? What tools do they employ? A comparis...
Ignazio Gardella (1905-1999) encompassed a century of architecture. His career is punctuated by a nu...
At the end of the World War II, several European States projected throughout the extended Mediterran...