What ever happened to italiano architecture? Ediz. illustrata

Indice

Premise di Francesco Garofalo
Introduction di George Baird

I. An Installation about Roma

II. Modernism as Canon. Giuseppe Vaccaro 1925-35

III. The Misfortune of the Civil Servant. Angiolo Mazzoni, 1925-45

IV. Architecture and Politics of the Koine. Palazzo Littorio, 1937

V. The Secret Life of the Horizontal City. Diotallevi – Marescotti – Pagano, 1938

VI. From Form to Reform. The Architect, the War and the Reconstruction, 1938-48

VII. Out of Place
- A Spectre is Haunting Europe - Drawing - Notes for a Collective Architecture - Design 1 - Letter to My Fellow Professors - Theory and Research in Design - Bibliometric vs non Bibliometric - Dear Giovanni - Dear Paul - Brits on Tour - The Radical Normalcy of the Architecture of Diener & Diener - Dear Walter - August Conversations with Mario and Maria Luisa - As Found - Paradigm Change - Dear Polito and Dear Editors - Ten Years to Complete an Urban Project Are Just Too Many - Dear Mohsen - Review of Mirko Zardini's Book

VIII. Flying Palazzo. Luigi Moretti, Milan, 1948-54

IX. Constant Rome. Continuity of Urban Architecture, 1870-1970

X. The Cursed Kilometre. Mario Fiorentino's Corviale, 1972-82

XI. What Ever Happened to Italian Architecture?

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