Size: 220x 330mm
SoftCover
352 Pages
A collection of works by Italian architect Umberto Riva. The author, who was also a designer and painter, studied under Carlo Scarpa, an Italian architect, and worked from the artistic and craftsmanship, open form, and the details of the material to the landscape. Inherited the sense of width on the scale of. In fact, the design of objects and lamps has begun, and has been active in various ways, from installation of urban housing projects and exhibitions, individual and public architecture. This book comprehensively summarizes the work and work of the author's work, and unravels a series of reviews excerpted from the out -of -print books of text -contributed texts contributed by architect Maria Bottero. There is. With the cooperation of the author's personal archive and Montreal's "Canadian Center for Architecture / CCA), sketches and drawings are recording.
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