Rassegna 11, Giuseppe Terragni 1904/1943, 1982

Content includes:
Editoriale by Vittorio Gregotti
Lo scavo analitico. Astrazione e formalism nell’architettura di Giuseppe Terragni
Il superomismo di Terragni giovane by Giacomo Polin
Giuseppe Terragni 1904/1943: Edificio ad appartamenti della Societa Novocomun; Casa del Fascio di Como; Progetto per l’ampliamento dell’Accademia di Brera; Asilo Infantile Sant’Elia; Casa ad appartamenti Lavezzari; Concorso per il Palazzzo del Littorio Roma [testi di Daniele Vitale]
Il lessico urbano di Giuseppe Terragni by Enrico Mantero
Bibliografia
Illustrated advertising section includes Un’industria per il design: La ricerca, I designers, l’immagine [B&B Italia]

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Rassegna
Rassegna was an Italian design journal published from the 1970s onwards, each issue dedicated to a single theme in design history, architecture, or visual communication.

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Rassegna 11, Giuseppe Terragni 1904/1943, 1982
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