Aldo Loris Rossi, Casa del Portuale, Naples, 1969-1978. Photo © Charlotte Kruk The glazing is smeared with dust, the concrete is stained and decayed, and the portholes are off their hinges, but Rossi's determination to break the mould is still visible 40 years later. Aldo Loris Rossi Etude de couleurs, 1ère version. octobre 1968. Aldo Loris Rossi Perspective. 1972. Aldo Loris Rossi Etude préliminaire avec plan en transparence, 1ère version. septembre 1968. Aldo Loris Rossi Perspective 2ème version. septembre 1968.
Aldo Loris Rossi, Lorenzo Zandri · Piazza Grande · Divisare
Aldo Loris Rossi (Bisaccia, 11 maggio 1933 - Napoli, 28 giugno 2018) è stato un architetto italiano, autore di diverse opere di notevole rilevanza e docente di Progettazione Architettonica alla Facoltà di Architettura dell'Università di Napoli Federico II. È stato candidato radicale per le elezioni regionali della Basilicata. Casa Del Portuale by Aldo Loris Rossi is an example of architect's fascination with modernism, futurism and large scale. Built between 1968 and 1980, it served as a social building for harbor's workers and was inspired by Stalinist architecture. Now, the industrial masterpiece is lost, empty, and left for dead.. Located in central Italy, this 1960s monument commemorates the local resistance movement that fought against Nazism and Fascism during world war two. Inspired throughout his career by Frank Lloyd Wright, Aldo Loris Rossi's architectural works are some the most original and contemporary in Italy, composed of broken up volumes around a central core, almost exploding outwards as if through centrifugal force, all the while maintaining strict geometric and structural control.
Aldo Loris Rossi La casa del portuale Schizzi d'architettura
Casa del Portuale by Aldo Loris Rossi is a giant of rust in the port of Naples loved by Gomorra and Liberato. Aldo Loris Rossi Published 09 May 2023 "Setting out from the utopia of an endless grid based form, Renzo Piano reasserts the ethics of hand made things. Aldo Loris Rossi reinterprets the technological challenge of this utopia: its limits and its perspectives". Born in 1933 in Naples, Aldo Loris Rossi is an architect, critic, and lecturer, dean of the Faculty of Architecture in Naples and member of the Academy of Arts and Design in Florence. He attended Naples University without turning up for classes, and educated himself by studying the works of the masters of the Modern Movement; he met Paolo Soleri and forged friendships with Bruno Zedi and Luigi. Aldo Loris Rossi. Deutsch : Praktische Informationen हिन्दी : व्यावहारिक जानकारी Italiano : Informazioni pratiche 日本語 : インフォメーション 한국어 : 관람 안내 Português : Informações práticas Русский : Полезная Информация ไทย : ข้อมูลที่ควรทราบ 中文 : 实用信息
Il rapper Liberato e l'architettura di Aldo Loris Rossi Artribune
Aldo Rossi (born May 3, 1931, Milan, Italy-died September 4, 1997, Milan, Italy) was an Italian designer and architect who achieved international recognition as a theorist, author, artist, teacher, designer, and architect. Rossi was the first Italian architect to receive the Pritzker Prize for architecture in 1990. Aldo Loris Rossi Perspective Etude de couleurs, 2ème version 1971 Aldo Loris Rossi (1933, Italie) Perspective Etude de couleurs, 2ème version 1971 architecture hospitalière, assistance, protection sociale dessin de rendu établissement d'assistance ou de protection sociale Unable to open [object Object]: HTTP 403 attempting to load TileSource
The decision to write my thesis on Aldo Loris Rossi was a desire and a thought that isgrounded in my mind for many years, when, intent on drawing up a research bibliography for design course in my first yearof studies, I found a small monograph.Fanning it I was immediately impressed by the quality of the drawings: energetic, expressive, and consistent in organic shapes applied both to his city. Aldo Loris Rossi, Casa del Portuale (1968-1980), Naples, Italy (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic) This begins with a building I've never seen but is still there. I was on a train from.
Aldo Loris Rossi OpFot Photography Brutalismo, Napoli, Design
This project by Aldo Loris Rossi has become a symbol of the current renewed appreciation for Brutalist architecture. The building has been partially abandoned, however. In the port of Naples, surrounded by cranes, shipping containers and railway lines, it is used in connection with the port's industrial and logistic activities. Aldo Loris Rossi (not to be confused with Aldo Rossi) is a unique edge case between Brutalism, Expressionism, organic architecture and Postmodernism. His Piazza Grande works as a kind of intricate city within a city. In use. Special thanks to Thomas Eichner
