House on the Cliff
"The design of a small house is also an opportunity to test an old myth of modernity: to let architecture speak with few and obstinate words, without fear of any loss of meaning, being meaning itself.
Around the vestibule
The apartment is arranged all around the great vestibule in the centre, from which you can enter all the house rooms. The “vestibulum” was a semi-public entrance space of the roman “domus”: a place where the family welcomes his visitors and show itself to the community.
The Art of Waiting
The Art of Waiting: Gianni Berengo Gardin photographs Renzo Piano An exhibition at the Italian Cultural Institute, September 10 -October 10, 2019 Two talents, two creative practices, two different relationships to time—yet one remarkable record: these 33 images of buildings designed by Renzo Piano and photographed by Gianni Berengo Gardin comprise the first-ever exhibition in the United States to present the story of a fruitful, two-decade collaboration between photographer and architect that began in 1979 and resulted in nearly 10,000 images, from which Gardin himself has chosen the photographs that will be on display at the Italian Cultural Institute until October 10th.
Bartender house
The quiet and sunny flat is situated in a XIX Century neighborhood in the city centre of Genova. The new layout of the flat is ruled by a huge piece of furniture, a sort of “domestic continuous monument” that cuts the house in two and strongly connotes the entry room, welcoming the guests.
The Genealogy Script
The Genealogy Script In 1991 the Constructivists' pool, whose story was told by Koolhaas at the end ofDelirious New York, finally landed in Paris suburbs, scaled down on the rooftop of Villa Dall'Ava.
Omnia Vincit Natura
The Statue and the Nymphaeum The Nymphaeum of Palazzo Lomellino is the ending point of the axis that starts from the entrance hall on the Strada Nuova.
Rapallo Cemetery
The project takes advantage of the site morphology to arrange the more burial places as possible with the lesser effort and cost.
Gianni Berengo Gardin fotografa Renzo Piano
In 1979, Gianni Berengo Gardin started his long-lasting collaboration with Renzo Piano taking pictures of the construction sites where the most celebrated architectures of the Genoese architect were rising up.
