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480 - Living the domestic landscape
A thought on the home space through a selection of works
designed by well-known architects between the '30s and the late '70s
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479 - Green spaces in the project of the contemporary city
Urban morphology and landscape morphology contaminate each other
generating interesting artificial-natural
hybridizations
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478 - Building with wood
Sustainability, durability, lightness, warmth and naturalness, structural performance
key factors for the recent fortune of wooden constructions
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477 - Italian review. New synergies between architects and builders
The added value of quality architecture
A common vision to rethink the future of our cities
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476 - Italian review. Building atop the built
Restoration, completion, reuse, additions and grafts.
Project as rewriting the existing
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475 - Urban metabolism and recycling practices
Reuse existing buildings, reactivate abandoned urban spaces
as opportunities to give new life and new meanings to obsolete artifacts
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474 - Water and architecture
Water and its multiple relationships with architecture
as opportunities for new and more sustainable urban scenarios
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july-august 2021
The pandemic has once again placed the home at the centre of our lives and the dynamics of contemporary society. “Living the domestic landscape” proposes a reflection on the broader meaning of the home today and in the near future, with a particular focus not only on its organisational structure and consequent values, but above all for its spatial characteristics in relation to the emotional sphere and different lifestyles of its inhabitants. The selection of projects presented in this issue is dedicated to 10 domestic projects designed by leading architects between 1936 and 1978. Each is a bearer of spatial values and themes of research, still of value today, despite particular geographic circumstances and the passing of time.
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may-june 2021
This issue reflects on the role of green spaces in the dynamics of transformation and redevelopment of the contemporary city. In recent years, the natural component is taking on new value, due to the heavy urban densification processes and their global effects on the environmental balance. These processes require a clearly defined approach on empty spaces at all scales, from the single building to the neighbourhood to the urban fabric, in order to obtain a healthier living environment, able to provide meeting and exchange opportunities.
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march-april 2021
Energy and environmental sustainability, durability over time and possibility of recycling, lightness, warmth and naturalness are the main characteristics to which the recent fortune of wooden constructions is due. Among the most used materials to build since ancient times, wood is now at the center of new interests thanks to the now possible levels of structural performance and represents a material rich with potential yet to be explored.
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january-february 2021
The projects presented in this issue, together with the winners and honourable mentions from the 2020 edition of the InArch/ANCE awards, present an appeal for new synergies between architects and builders. From this principle and from the idea that architecture projects must be not only speculative but truly centred on quality and the common good, the world of architects and the system of builders must set out together to restore actions intent on transforming our habitat to coherent trajectories of development, respectful of people and the environment.
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