La arquitectura del Futurismo
“LA NUOVA ARCHITETTURA” viene pubblicato da Enrico Prampolini su “La nuova architettura” a cura di Luigi Colombo FILLIA, edito da Hoepli nel 1931, contenente scritti di Marinetti, Diulgheroff, Sartoris, Le Corbusier, Gropius ed altri. “THE NEW ARCHITECTURE” was published by Enrico Prampolini in “The new architecture” by Luigi Colombo FILLIA … continuar
Il “Manifesto Futurista dell’architettura aerea” rappresenta l’unico riguardante l’architettura (assieme a Poesia, musica e architetture africane. Manifesto futurista, di Marinetti, Fillia,Tato, Cocchia, del 1935) direttamente firmato da Filippo Tommaso Marinetti. Con lui lo sottoscrivono Angiolo Mazzoni, da poco acquisito al gruppo futurista, e Mino Somenzi, giornalista redattore della rivista d’architettura … continuar
Roma 1891 – Venezia 1984, è stato un pittore, poeta e saggista italiano. Da giovane Virgilio Guidi segue i corsi dell’Istituto Tecnico a Roma, appassionato di geometria e disegno. Per coltivare quest’ultima vocazione segue anche i corsi serali della Scuola libera di pittura. Nel 1908 abbandona l’Istituto Tecnico e va … continuar
Dopo il ‘700 non è più esistita nessuna architettura. Un balordo miscuglio dei più vari elementi di stile, usato a mascherare lo scheletro della casa moderna, è chiamato architettura moderna. La bellezza nuova del cemento e del ferro viene profanata con la sovrapposizione di carneva lesche incrostazioni decorative che non … continuar
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