The works by the architect and designer Federico Delrosso (1964) constantly reflect a passing of the torch between past and present that, far from being a nostalgic or derivative operation, makes everything topical. His career as a designer clearly reflects the teaching of modernists - especially Gio Ponti, Ernesto Nathan Rogers and Le Corbusier, who envisaged the figure of the architect as a designer of things ranging from "the spoon to the city", and who constantly stressed the idea of the exploration of space, later taken up by Richard Meier. This first monograph completes the cycle of architectural plans for private and commercial buildings, interior decor and design projects Delrosso has created over the past twenty years.

The first monograph devoted to this Italian architect and designer, exploring his twenty-year career.

Book Information
ISBN 9788857219820
Author Porzia Bergamasco
Format Paperback
Page Count 184
Imprint Skira
Publisher Skira
Weight(grams) 1330g