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Carlo Scarpa: The Message of the Structure -9788836656691

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by Carlo Scarpa, Bruno Person
Hardcover: 224 pages
Publisher: Silvana Editoriale (2026)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 88-366-5669-2
ISBN-13: 9788836656691

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描述

The first in-depth study on the structural design integral to Scarpa’s projects

In Carlo Scarpa’s (1906–78) work, architectural design is primarily based on the structural constraints he sets himself. This study examines the role of structure in several of Scarpa’s works to highlight the significant use he made of it and the poetic element contained within.

 

Abstract

Carlo Scarpa used materials as if he were creating a work of art. The ones chosen for the structural elements of his projects were determined as much by practical necessities as by poetic choices, always in harmony with function, to convey a message consistent with the project, a tectonic meaning, through a play of correspondences of every kind.
The architect and designer showcased structure by revealing its balance through the design of subtle devices, applied at every scale, from the building’s framework to that of the exhibition spaces.
In Carlo Scarpa’s works, the structure is always precise and well-proportioned, without excess or superfluous additions.
The details necessary to construction were also studied to meet the requirements of architectural expression, to guide, as it were, the movement of the eye. It is this discreet and refined work that I call the ‘message’, as it depends on the observer and their sensitivity, and may be described as a form of constructive poetry.

Bruno Person

Contents

The message of the structure in the works of Carlo Scarpa

Presentation of the examples

CANOVA’S GYPSOTHECA
Carlo Scarpa 1955-1957

THE CASTELVECCHIO MUSEUM
Carlo Scarpa 1957-1964, 1966-1967, 1973-1975

APARTMENT BLOCK, CONTRÀ DEL QUARTIERE, VICENZA
Carlo Scarpa 1975-1978

BANCA POPOLARE DI VERONA
Carlo Scarpa 1973-1981

THE LANGUAGE OF MATERIALS

Message of the structure

Appendix