Carlo Scarpa and Castelvecchio Revisited by Richard Murphy

Carlo Scarpa's transformative restoration of Castelvecchio Museum in Verona stands as a masterwork of architectural intervention. Richard Murphy's comprehensive examination explores Scarpa's meticulous approach to preserving medieval architecture while introducing contemporary design elements. This essential text delves into the spatial relationships, material choices, and innovative display strategies that redefined museum curation. Perfect for architects, historians, and design enthusiasts seeking insight into one of the twentieth century's most influential architectural projects and its enduring legacy.