Add to ORKGIn Italy between the two World War, transparent and traslucent surfaces became widespread in architecture, especially in the facade of buildings. The reasons lay not only in the new architectural vocabulary, but also economic, politcal and technical factors. The demand for transparent surfaces of larger dimensions led to new problems concerning safety, thermal insulation, the diffucion of light and the cost of glass based materials
The use of glass in contemporary architectures is altering the aspect and the perception of building...
In, Pre-19th century use of materials in design to have been subordinate to issues in function and f...
In Italy, the Modern architecture is characterized by the production processes transformations, the ...
In Italy between the two World War, transparent and traslucent surfaces became widespread in archite...
The relation between transparency and architecture is born (originates) strictly related to the conc...
The paper analyzes the theme of the light and transparent architectural envelope; it is frequent the...
In the aftermath of World War II novel scientific tools start to influence the architectural cultur...
Transparency has become a new division of architectural theory and practice and has created a new ki...
The paper analyzes the potential of new materials, alternative to glass, available on the market tod...
The technological elements such as the glass and its derived products have defined, as it is known, ...
The glazed and transparent surfaces constitute a frontier of restoration. The policies of integral c...
The architecture and the materials used in the constructions have always been the symbol of the cult...
The paper will focus on the reactions of writers and intellectuals, between the second half of the 1...
The paper addresses the problem of energy consumption in the building field and simultaneously descr...
Anyone who has strolled through a historic Italian city recalls streets framed by impressive house f...
The use of glass in contemporary architectures is altering the aspect and the perception of building...
In, Pre-19th century use of materials in design to have been subordinate to issues in function and f...
In Italy, the Modern architecture is characterized by the production processes transformations, the ...
In Italy between the two World War, transparent and traslucent surfaces became widespread in archite...
The relation between transparency and architecture is born (originates) strictly related to the conc...
The paper analyzes the theme of the light and transparent architectural envelope; it is frequent the...
In the aftermath of World War II novel scientific tools start to influence the architectural cultur...
Transparency has become a new division of architectural theory and practice and has created a new ki...
The paper analyzes the potential of new materials, alternative to glass, available on the market tod...
The technological elements such as the glass and its derived products have defined, as it is known, ...
The glazed and transparent surfaces constitute a frontier of restoration. The policies of integral c...
The architecture and the materials used in the constructions have always been the symbol of the cult...
The paper will focus on the reactions of writers and intellectuals, between the second half of the 1...
The paper addresses the problem of energy consumption in the building field and simultaneously descr...
Anyone who has strolled through a historic Italian city recalls streets framed by impressive house f...
The use of glass in contemporary architectures is altering the aspect and the perception of building...
In, Pre-19th century use of materials in design to have been subordinate to issues in function and f...
In Italy, the Modern architecture is characterized by the production processes transformations, the ...