Italian Rationalism
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Continuità is the key-word to consider the relevance and originality of the theoretical work of Ernesto Nathan Rogers, one of the most influencial figure within the Italian and International Modernist Culture between the late Thirties and... more
Genesi e realizzazione di una delle più note ville del razionalismo italiano.
L’opera di Terragni, almeno prima dei capolavori della «maturità», quelle che vanno dall’Asilo Sant’Elia in poi (se mai si può parlare di maturità per un architetto scomparso a trentanove anni), si costruisce come un progetto «onnivoro»... more
La documentazione presentata in questo volume, in gran parte inedita, consiste nelle lettere di Giuseppe Terragni a Luigi Zuccoli, amico e fedele collaboratore del maestro lariano durante tutta la sua breve carriera. Questa corrispondenza... more
Despite his controversial political background, the leading architect of the Italian Rationalist Movement, Giuseppe Terragni, has attracted the attention of a large group of architectural scholars. He has often been acknowledged as an... more
Milan’s underground transportation network was planned as an alternative public transport system for the 19th-century tram-based surface transportation, where its stations were designed by Studio Albini in collaboration with Bob... more
Screening bibliografico e storiografico sul Pagano «progettista-costruttore» e sul Pagano «operatore culturale e politico».
Milan’s underground transportation network was planned as an alternative public transport system for the 19th-century tram-based surface transportation, where its stations were designed by Studio Albini in collaboration with Bob... more
This book highlights sport as one of the key inspirations for an international range of modernist artists. Sport emerged as a corollary of the industrial revolution and developed into a prominent facet of modernity as it spread across... more
Buildings and urban construction are understood in this paper as representations of the city. Their meanings, however, are often invisible, positing unrealized urban visions, which are both imbedded in and which call up chains of... more