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Tag Archives: Italy
Rome to Catania
[/caption] You may well puzzle over the idea of a irain running all the way from Rome, inland Italy, to Catania in Sicily, but this is a rare journey where the train boards a ship to cross the sea. It … Continue reading
Selvaggio Blu Trek in Sardinia
Said to be the toughest trek in Italy, as well as one of the most beautiful, Selvaggio Blu is a 45 km (28 mi) hike around the Gulf of Orosei on the east coast of Sardinia, the Mediterranean’s second largest, … Continue reading
Venice
Scientists estimate that this world treasure is sinking about 2 1/2 inches (6.4 cm) per decade. Flooding is the most urgent problem. A plan to hold back the rising Adriatic with a system of mobile underwater barriers has met with … Continue reading
Brion Tomb and Sanctuary – Treviso, Italy
The Brion Tomb and Sanctuary is a miniature masterpiece by an architect who spent a lifetime developing a very personal and completely modern style. Carlo Scarpa was acutely aware of the building traditions of the Veneto, and they informed all … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, Carlo Scarpa, Italy, Modernism, Modernist, Modernist Architecture, Treviso
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Ferrari Research Centre – Modena, Italy
Located in the heart of the company’s complex at Modena, the building houses the offices of the Ferrari Technical Management and the workshops developing new cars. The project by Massimiliano Fuksas demonstrated a new poetic lightness in architecture, the constitutive … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, Ferrari, High-Tech, High-tech Architecture, Italy, Massimiliano Fuksas, Modena
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