Robert Venturi’s Rome

Author(s): Stephen Harby, Frederich Fisher

Location(s): Rome

Genre(s): Nonfiction

Era(s): Various

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A guidebook to the city of Rome seen through the eyes of Robert Venturi, re-interpreted by two subsequent Rome Prize fellows
A vital text for young architects, focusing on the interrelationship between architecture, art and landscape

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“This guide is intended for all travellers to Rome, whether of the armchair or shoe leather variety, and whether the traveler is novitiate or veteran” Robert Venturi wrote Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture in 1962, at the age of...

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