The IT Revolution in Architecture” is the most signicant contribution the author has been able to offer to the international debate about architecture. Published in various languages between 1998 and 2015, the 38 books of the series explored a new and necessary subject. They catalyzed the interest of readers and supported the evolution of a generation of architects who have since played a key role in the architectural debate. The essay covers the birth philosophy and evolution of the book series that was generated as a special section of Universale di Architettura of Bruno Zevi and after his death continued for many years
Una eredità viva di Bruno Zevi: la rivoluzione informatica in architettura. Bruno Zevi’s Living Legacy: The IT Revolution in Architecture / Saggio, Antonino. - In: METAMORFOSI. - ISSN 1590-1394. - 05:(2018), pp. 68-74.
Una eredità viva di Bruno Zevi: la rivoluzione informatica in architettura. Bruno Zevi’s Living Legacy: The IT Revolution in Architecture
Antonino Saggio
2018
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The IT Revolution in Architecture” is the most signicant contribution the author has been able to offer to the international debate about architecture. Published in various languages between 1998 and 2015, the 38 books of the series explored a new and necessary subject. They catalyzed the interest of readers and supported the evolution of a generation of architects who have since played a key role in the architectural debate. The essay covers the birth philosophy and evolution of the book series that was generated as a special section of Universale di Architettura of Bruno Zevi and after his death continued for many years| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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