Carlo Scarpa : the complete buildings. / texts by Jale N. Erzen ; edited and interviews by Emiliano Bugatti ; photography by Cemal Emden. txt
Editor: Munich ; New York : Prestel Art, 2024Descripción: 352 p. : ill. ; col. ; 33 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- NA1123.S35 A4 2024
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Featuring exquisite photographs of every structure the architect designed from scratch or incorporated into a historical building, this elegant volume is as sumptuous and inviting as a Scarpa interior.
Although he was not widely known during his lifetime, Carlo Scarpa has in the past-half century become one of the most revered of modern architects. His passion for integrating the ancient with the modern, the natural with the built environment, and the sensual qualities of glass, wood and stone, makes him the perfect architect for this moment, when the preservation of historic buildings and sensitivity to environmental impact is of supreme importance.
As authoritative as it is attractive, this book features balanced introduction to Scarpa's work, weighing the opinions of both champions and critics of his work. More than 200 photographs and their accompanying illuminating texts capture the astounding beauty of Scarpa's designs, allowing readers to experience the interplay of light, texture and line in a way that is second only to viewing the works in person.
Arguably the most definitive volume available on this consummate craftsman and artist, this book explores Scarpa's lasting legacy of meticulous craftsmanship, respect for tradition, and a deep understanding of the relationship between architecture, nature, and human experience.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction / Emiliano Bugatti --
Carlo Scarpa's world : beauty and meaning / Jale N. Erzen --
Aula Mario Baratto, Ca' Foscari University --
Casa Pelizzari --
Capovilla Tomb --
Casa Bellotto --
Gallerie dell'Accademia --
Casa Giacomuzzi --
Banca Cattolica del Veneto --
Villa Bortolotto --
Veritti Tomb --
Sculpture Garden, Venice Biennale --
Ticket Office, Venice Biennale --
Casa Ambrosini --
Museo Correr --
Casa Romanelli --
Galleria Regionale della Sicilia, Palazzo Abatellis --
Venezuela Pavilion --
Gabinetto dei Disegni e delle Stampe, Uffizi Gallery --
Base for the Sculpture of the Partisan Woman --
Council Chamber, Palazzo della Provincia di Parma --
Aula Manlio Capitolo, Venice Courthouse --
Canova Plaster Cast Gallery --
Villa Veritti --
Church of San Giovanni Battista --
Church of Nostra Signora del Cadore --
Olivetti Showroom --
Camping Fusina --
Museo di Castelvecchio --
Courtyard, Grand Hotel Minerva --
Rinaldo-Lazzari Tomb --
Zilio Tomb --
Fondazione Querini Stampalia --
Gavina Showroom --
Casa Scatturin --
Museo Revoltella --
Facade and Tasting Room, Fondazione Edmund Mach --
Zentner House --
Casa Balboni --
Annex to the Casa de Benedetti-Bonaiuto --
Base for the Monument to the Partisan Woman --
Offices of La Nuova Italia --
Masieri Memorial --
Brion Tomb --
Additions to the Villa Il Palazzetto --
Luigi Marzoli Weapons Museum --
Banca Popolare di Verona --
Commemorative Stele for the Second Anniversary of the Piazza della Loggia Bombing --
Apartment Building --
Villa Ottolenghi --
Palazzo Chiaramonte (Steri) --
Entrance to the Faculty of Literature and Philosophy, Ca' Foscari University --
Entrance to the Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia (IUAV) --
Galli Tomb --
Banca Popolare di Gemona --
Altar and Floor, Church of Madonna Addolorata al Torresino --
Materiality and memories --
Chronology --
Although he was not widely known during his lifetime, Carlo Scarpa has in the past-half century become one of the most revered of modern architects. His passion for integrating the ancient with the modern, the natural with the built environment, and the sensual qualities of glass, wood and stone, makes him the perfect architect for this moment, when the preservation of historic buildings and sensitivity to environmental impact is of supreme importance. As authoritative as it is attractive, this book features balanced introduction to Scarpa's work, weighing the opinions of both champions and critics of his work. More than 200 photographs and their accompanying illuminating texts capture the astounding beauty of Scarpa's designs, allowing readers to experience the interplay of light, texture and line in a way that is second only to viewing the works in person. Arguably the most definitive volume available on this consummate craftsman and artist, this book explores Scarpa's lasting legacy of meticulous craftsmanship, respect for tradition, and a deep understanding of the relationship between architecture, nature, and human experience.
Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics
EMILIANO BUGATTI writes about architecture and urbanism, and in 2010, with the TEGET architectural firm in Istanbul, won the Izmir Opera house competition.JALE N. ERZEN is an artist and art historian who has written on architecture for international publications including Architect Sinan: An Aesthetic Analysis .
CEMAL EMDEN is an architect specializing in photographing architecture, interior design, landscape and furniture.