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Bustler: WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO ITALIAN ARCHITECTURE? CRITICAL POSITIO

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by Paul Petrunia Alberto Alessi, Sandy Attia, Fabrizio Gallanti, Filip Geerts, Joseph Grima, Mark Lee, Elli Mosayebi, Matteo Scagnol, Martino Stierli, Pier Paolo Tamburelli, and Mark Wasiuta, among others, will look at the last sixty years of Italian ...

baukuh, Architects - Genoa, Italy - e-architect

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Pier Paolo Tamburelli: What’s wrong with the primitive hut?

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Pier Paolo Tamburelli What s wrong with the primitive hut March 3 REDCAT Lounge Free Pier Paolo Tamburelli is an Italian...

Tamburelli, Pier Paolo [WorldCat Identities]

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Baukuh : casa della memoria by Pier Paolo Tamburelli( Book ) 5 editions published in in Italian and English and held by 27 WorldCat member libraries ...

Wikipedia: Discussioni utente:Pier Paolo Tamburelli - Wikipedia

Gentile Pier Paolo Tamburelli, ti scrivo per ringraziarti del tuo contributo alle voci sul territorio italiano, in particolare Casa della Memoria. Wiki Loves Monuments ...

Pier Paolo Tamburelli

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Tag: Pier Paolo Tamburelli Event March 3, Italian Architect Pier Paolo Tamburelli to Lecture at REDCAT. To coincide with its current art exhibition—Pablo ...

Italian Architect Pier Paolo Tamburelli to Lecture at REDCAT

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To coincide with its current art exhibition—Pablo Bronstein: Enlightenment Discourse on the Origins of Architecture—REDCAT presents a ...

Pier Paolo Tamburelli | REDCAT

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Pier Paolo Tamburelli is an Italian architect, writer and editor of Milan-based San Rocco magazine. Featuring writings by architects and favoring pictures over texts, San Rocco —as its creators explain—“seems to suggest the possibility of an architecture that is both open and personal, both monumental and fragile, both rational and questioning.”