Architecture is the will of an epoch translated into space and place
Category Archive: PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS
With this article, I want to make a point on the main traditional presuppositions and personal assumptions I […]
On the Structure of Reality
“… static patterns of value are divided into four systems: inorganic patterns, biological patterns, social patterns and intellectual […]
The recent spread of a new biological menace — the novel virus SARS-CoV-2 (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus […]
In October 1933 the American philosopher and mathematician Alfred North Whitehead delivered two lectures at the University of […]
The argument I’m introducing regards the result of my initial inquiry into the relationship between architecture and the […]
In the second part of the first decade of the 2000s, I felt very dissatisfied with the current […]
The 3rd Skin
In this article, I will analyse the traditional spatial vocabulary of a pioneer of modern architecture, Richard Neutra, […]
Since I was an undergraduate student at the School of Architecture, Politecnico di Milano, in the 1990s, the […]
One of the main tenets of my inquiry into the concepts of space and place can be synthesized […]
… does not. Heidegger’s introductive paragraph of the book What Is a Thing? — which is the extended […]
1. The Fabric of Reality and its Continuum In this article, I will use the terms continuum, physical […]
This article is the continuation of the previous one – Space and Place: A Scientific History – Part […]
With the present work, I shall commence a series of two articles which deal with the scientific perspective […]
I briefly come back to the renewed sense of place I’ve spoken about in the previous article – […]
1. Young Man at His Window This is just common sense: look out the window of your home […]
The first article of this website is dedicated to the complete transcription of the paper that I presented […]
Since the beginning of the twentieth century, following important scientific advances, a reconsideration of basic natural phenomena and […]
rethinking space and place 