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2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio) 17563
2.2 Prefazione/Postfazione 263
2.3 Breve introduzione 155
2.4 Voce (in dizionario o enciclopedia) 396
2.5 Traduzione in volume 36
2.6 Recensione in volume 11
2.7 Schede di catalogo,repertorio o corpus 337

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La chiesa di Sant’Andrea: architettura e paesaggio nell’età medievale

Palazzo Comunale di Aosta

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Public Art and the Adaptive Reuse of Shanghai's Waterfront Industrial Heritage

Public art is internationally recognized as a powerful tool for urban regeneration, serving as a dynamic force to promote placemaking. Its core concept lies in art as a communicative form, functioning as site-specific and community art that engages with and influences cultural and social dynamics. Public art initiates dialogues with the architecture, infrastructure, and historical and contemporary heritage, playing a pivotal role in conservation, regeneration, and redevelopment projects withi...

Exhibiting Livestock Environments: Health, Colonialism, Bodies, and Labor

Despite the billions of domesticated animals farmed worldwide, the spaces in which farming occurs are still little known and have been largely overlooked by architecture historiography. Nevertheless, the environmental turn within architectural history and culture has promoted a new awareness of livestock infrastructure and its controversial features. This shift is particularly evident in a series of recent architectural and artistic exhibitions, which I explore in this essay. More precisely,...

The Cyborg Salt-scape: Designing the Sweet Salt-Plain

This paper presents the Saline di Cervia as a case through which to decode the relationship between terraforming and environmental design. While the term terraforming is conventionally associated with an artificial rearticulation of nature, as a techno-scientific attempt to make “alien worlds” habitable, here it is reinterpreted as a process of attunement and co-production. Following the story of the formation of this sweet-saltscape, terraforming emerges as a dialogue between human and nonhu...

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