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20 Gennaio 2011
Spedstudio - A10 - 337 - article
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SQROOM su A10
SQROOM, il progetto di Spedstudio vincitore del concorso per la realizzazione di una nuova piazza in località Albarola a Lodi, è stato pubblicato sul numero 337 di A10 con un articolo firmato da Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi.
"Spedstudio is a design team composed of Andrea Ambroso, Enrico Dusi, Saverio Panata and Silvia Zini. The architects all born between 1977 and 1978, graduated in Venice after studying with professors Aldo Aymonino and valerio Paolo Mosco, who are longstanding proponents of so-called 'zero volume architecture', in other words design opportunities that allow for interventions in the existing built fabric in the form of works that improve the quality and impact of public space, without adding quantities of function....Mosco, a militant architecture critic, has for many years been busy promoting and justifying the aesthetic of 'New simplicity' which is opposed to the extraordinary iconic buildings of the Star System and focused on a more sober pragmatism...It is a sign of the pragmatic approach that characterizes the search for a new simplicity pursued by this group of Italian architects. An approach different from the more formalistic one adopted by Japanese super-minimalism, to which the plan is, in any case, indebted."
estratto dall'articolo scritto da L. Prestinenza Puglisi
"Spedstudio is a design team composed of Andrea Ambroso, Enrico Dusi, Saverio Panata and Silvia Zini. The architects all born between 1977 and 1978, graduated in Venice after studying with professors Aldo Aymonino and valerio Paolo Mosco, who are longstanding proponents of so-called 'zero volume architecture', in other words design opportunities that allow for interventions in the existing built fabric in the form of works that improve the quality and impact of public space, without adding quantities of function....Mosco, a militant architecture critic, has for many years been busy promoting and justifying the aesthetic of 'New simplicity' which is opposed to the extraordinary iconic buildings of the Star System and focused on a more sober pragmatism...It is a sign of the pragmatic approach that characterizes the search for a new simplicity pursued by this group of Italian architects. An approach different from the more formalistic one adopted by Japanese super-minimalism, to which the plan is, in any case, indebted."
estratto dall'articolo scritto da L. Prestinenza Puglisi
Spedstudio - A10 - 337 - article
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