Book cover for 'Carlo Scarpa and Carlo Maschietto: Expressive Forms and Structural Forces' by Anne-Catrin Schultz and Christina McCoy, published by Dirkhäuser. The cover features a photograph of a modernist concrete building with a pond in the foreground, overlaid with large white text.

Carlo Scarpa and Carlo Maschietto - Expressive Forms and Structural Forces by Anne-Catrin Schultz / Christina McCoy

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Book cover for 'Carlo Scarpa and Carlo Maschietto: Expressive Forms and Structural Forces' by Anne-Catrin Schultz and Christina McCoy, published by Dirkhäuser. The cover features a photograph of a modernist concrete building with a pond in the foreground, overlaid with large white text.
  • Book cover for 'Carlo Scarpa and Carlo Maschietto: Expressive Forms and Structural Forces' by Anne-Catrin Schultz and Christina McCoy, published by Dirkhäuser. The cover features a photograph of a modernist concrete building with a pond in the foreground, overlaid with large white text.
  • A two-page spread from a book or magazine showing architectural text about the Venezuelan Pavilion in Venice, with a black-and-white exterior photograph on the left page and descriptive copy on the right page.
  • A printed memorial program or brochure page for 'Brion Memorial' at San Vito d'Altivole, dated 1969-78. The page has a white background with black text and a grid of six color photographs showing the memorial site, interior wooden walls, and water views.
  • A two-page spread from an architectural publication or book, featuring photographs of outdoor staircases and indoor meeting spaces with captioned text at the bottom.
  • A printed architectural publication or catalog spread showing a high-angle photograph of a concrete courtyard structure with statues, a site plan diagram, and an interior courtyard view. Text at the bottom reads 'Conillevers and Beyond' and page number 109.
  • Book cover for 'Carlo Scarpa and Carlo Maschietto: Expressive Forms and Structural Forces' by Anne-Catrin Schultz and Christina McCoy, published by Dirkhäuser. The cover features a photograph of a modernist concrete building with a pond in the foreground, overlaid with large white text.
  • A two-page spread from a book or magazine showing architectural text about the Venezuelan Pavilion in Venice, with a black-and-white exterior photograph on the left page and descriptive copy on the right page.
  • A printed memorial program or brochure page for 'Brion Memorial' at San Vito d'Altivole, dated 1969-78. The page has a white background with black text and a grid of six color photographs showing the memorial site, interior wooden walls, and water views.
  • A two-page spread from an architectural publication or book, featuring photographs of outdoor staircases and indoor meeting spaces with captioned text at the bottom.
  • A printed architectural publication or catalog spread showing a high-angle photograph of a concrete courtyard structure with statues, a site plan diagram, and an interior courtyard view. Text at the bottom reads 'Conillevers and Beyond' and page number 109.
Carlo Scarpa and Carlo Maschietto - Expressive Forms and Structural Forces by Anne-Catrin Schultz / Christina McCoy

Carlo Scarpa and Carlo Maschietto - Expressive Forms and Structural Forces by Anne-Catrin Schultz / Christina McCoy

€65,00

Carlo Scarpa and Carlo Maschietto represent a remarkable dialogue between visionary architecture and structural intuition. Scarpa was renowned for his poetic approach to spatial composition, materials, craftsmanship and detail. Maschietto was a long-time collaborator of Scarpa; he was a master engineer whose technical precision and creativity helped translate Scarpa's complex designs into a built reality. In five chapters and based on several of Scarpa’s key buildings, the book investigates different approaches to structural design and its formal expression. The authors – an architect and an engineer – mirror the cooperation of Scarpa and Maschietto.

  • Architectural-structural analysis of four of Scarpa's signature works: Castelvecchio, the Ottolenghi residence, Venezuela Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, and Brion Memorial
  • Attractive photography and rarely published drawings
  • Scarpa was one of the most influential Italian architects of the 20th century

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