Abitare Monti
Composizioni residenziali: omaggio a Filippo Monti (1925-2015)
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2017
The exhibition Abitare Monti celebrated the work of rationalist architect Filippo Monti (1925-2015) in his hometown, Faenza (Italy).
For the occasion a collective of young architects, photographers and designers selected
8 residential buildings designed by Monti in the city of Faenza, in order to investigate the original projects and how the tenants inhabited the spaces.
8 residential buildings designed by Monti in the city of Faenza, in order to investigate the original projects and how the tenants inhabited the spaces.
The structure of each building was digitally re-drawn and recreated with a 3D printer and the models were presented during the exhibition which took place in the month of January 2017 in Galleria della Molinella, Faenza.
8 symbols for 8 buildings.
Each synthesizes a peculiar characteristic of one of the structures.
Each synthesizes a peculiar characteristic of one of the structures.
[photographer: Matteo Vandelli]
[photographer: Cristiano Buffa]
[photographer: Francesca Pelliconi]
Abitare Monti
14th January – 5th February 2017
Project coordinator
Maria Tampieri
In collaboration with
Fototeca Manfrediana, FabLab Faenza
Photographers
Michele Argnani, Cristiano Buffa, Jacopo Lega, Gian Marco Magnani, Margherita Mercatali, Fabio Monducci, Francesca Pelliconi, Matteo Vandelli
Architects
Angelo Banzola, Alessandro Benazzi, Elisa Bertoni, Veronica Drei, Elena Melegari, Selene Neri e Andrea Malpezzi (designer)
3D models
Lorenzo Paganelli (FabLab Faenza)
Performance
Performance
Caravaggio Drawing Machine by Michele della Ciana
