Asnago and Vender in Milan
di/by Massimo Novati Italian and English text
The seventh volume of the ‘Itinerari’ series is dedicated to the projects of Mario Asnago and Claudio Vender in Milan. Their body of work is rediscovered and disclosed in a book that collects some of their buildings, two biographic essays by Massimo Novati, author of the volume, and Maurizio Carones, Director of the series, and a dialogue between the architects Adam Caruso (Caruso St John) and Cino Zucchi (CZA), both authors of previous volumes dedicated to Asnago and Vender. The photographs are by Cino Zucchi and DSL Studio. The volume is completed by some unpublished drawings by Mario Asnago.
The publication was created thanks to the contribution granted by the Directorate General for Education, Research and Cultural Institutes - Service II "Cultural Institutes", of the MIBACT, Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism
Product description
The seventh volume of the ‘Itinerari’ series is dedicated to the projects of Mario Asnago and Claudio Vender in Milan. Their body of work is rediscovered and disclosed in a book that collects some of their buildings, two biographic essays by Massimo Novati, author of the volume, and Maurizio Carones, Director of the series, and a dialogue between the architects Adam Caruso (Caruso St John) and Cino Zucchi (CZA), both authors of previous volumes dedicated to Asnago and Vender. The photographs are by Cino Zucchi and DSL Studio. The volume is completed by some unpublished drawings by Mario Asnago.
The publication was created thanks to the contribution granted by the Directorate General for Education, Research and Cultural Institutes - Service II "Cultural Institutes", of the MIBACT, Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism
Editore
Fondazione FOAMi
Anno
2020
Pagine
124
Copertina
Morbida
Grafica
Studio Folder
ISBN
978-88-31942-10-2
Foto del volume
Daniel Highwood @studiofolder
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