Carlo De Carli Corollario
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Descrizione
Carlo De Carli Corollario affianca l’omonima mostra tenutasi al Politecnico di Milano nel 2025, con l’intento di far riscoprire a un ampio pubblico il pensiero e i progetti di Carlo De Carli, figura integrale di progettista e teorico, maestro dell’architettura e del design italiano del secondo Novecento. Attraverso contributi critici e materiali inediti, il volume ricompone la sua riflessione progettuale in una serie di “corollari” tematici che ne mettono in luce la straordinaria attualità: dall’idea fondativa di Spazio Primario, dove solo il gesto umano di relazione dà senso a oggetti e ambienti, agli scritti, dal disegno del mobile all’architettura, dall’insegnamento alla pittura, in un profondo intreccio che
restituisce la coerenza e la contemporaneità della sua opera.
Carlo De Carli Corollario accompanies the exhibition of the same name held at the Politecnico di Milano in 2025, introducing a wider audience to the thought and work of Carlo De Carli – a multifaceted architect and key figure in Italian architecture and design in the second half of the twentieth century. Through critical essays and previously unpublished materials, the volume reconstructs his design thinking via a series of thematic “corollaries” that underscore the remarkable relevance of his work today: from the founding idea of Spazio Primario, where only human relational gestures give meaning to objects and spaces, to his writings; from furniture design to architecture,
from teaching to painting – all woven into a deep narrative that reveals the coherence and contemporaneity of his work.
restituisce la coerenza e la contemporaneità della sua opera.
Carlo De Carli Corollario accompanies the exhibition of the same name held at the Politecnico di Milano in 2025, introducing a wider audience to the thought and work of Carlo De Carli – a multifaceted architect and key figure in Italian architecture and design in the second half of the twentieth century. Through critical essays and previously unpublished materials, the volume reconstructs his design thinking via a series of thematic “corollaries” that underscore the remarkable relevance of his work today: from the founding idea of Spazio Primario, where only human relational gestures give meaning to objects and spaces, to his writings; from furniture design to architecture,
from teaching to painting – all woven into a deep narrative that reveals the coherence and contemporaneity of his work.
