Green architecture. Beyond the metaphor;Green architecture. Oltre la metafora

Lotus International

Volumn 135, Issue , 2008, Pages 34-85

  Repishti, Francesco ^a  

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References (13)

1. F. Repishti, "Da 'Lotus international' a 'Navigator'. Questioni sul paesaggismo contemporaneo," in Oltre il giardino. Dessiner sur l'herbe 2006, ed. by S. Warini, Proceedings of the Conference (Venice 2007), "Quaderni Iuav 51," Il Poligrafo, Padua, 2007, pp. 218-23.
2. Brian Hatton, just eight years ago, reflected on the alteration in the terms of the relationship between the representable (even in symbolic form) and the conceivable (the comprehension of nature) which constituted the at the time new subject of architecture, thrown into crisis by deconstructionism. Cf. Brian Hatton, "I.T. in Arkadia nouveau," in Lotus international, 2000, 104, p. 36.
3. Paul Virilio, The Aesthetics of Disappearance. Semiotext(e), New York 1991.
4. Gianni Vattimo, La società trasparente, Garzanti, Milan, 2000. Eng. ed., The Transparent Society, trans. by David Webb, Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1994.
5. Mario Perniola, Disgusti, Costa & Nolan, Milan, 998, p. 166.
6. Guy Debord, In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni, Pelagian, London, 1991.
7. Baldassarre Castiglione, Il libro del Cortigiano, ed. by N. Longo, Milan, 1981 [Venice, 1528].
8. Kengo Kuma, "The Transitoriness of Objects," in Lotus international, 122, 2004, pp. 38-41.
9. Pierluigi Nicolin, "La verità in architettura," in Conflitti. Architettura contemporanea in Italia, ed. by P. Nicolin, exhibition catalogue (Salerno, 2005), Skira, Milan, 2005, pp. 152-57.
10. See, among the precedents, Walter Jonas's Intrapolis project (1962) and Superstudio's design for a Cube of Forest on the Golden Gate in San Francisco (1972).
11. "[.] Thus no 'weak and diffused modernity' of the kind described by Andrea Branzi, evoking light adjustments to changes, but what is by now a post-postmodernity, that is to say a postmodernity squared, which turns genetic risk into its strength." In Franco Purini, "Viral Architecture," in Lotus international, 133, 2008, pp. 82-87.
12. Francesco Repishti, "Beyond the Garden," in Lotus international, 128, 2006, pp. 102-10.
13. Cino Zucchi, "High tech-Low tech," in Conflitti., op. cit., 2003, pp. 130-37.