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Architecture --- Radical architecture --- History --- History --- Superstudio (Group).

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Le moment est venu d'archiver l'" architecture radicale ". Mais cela signifie de considérer ce moment comme le chapitre clé d'une trajectoire culturelle qui porte un autre titre : celui d'une architecture rationaliste comprise comme l'une des composantes du Mouvement moderne les plus expérimentales : machine à habiter, existenzminimum, less is more, etc. En se cantonnant à la période comprise entre mars et décembre 1969, Gargiani et Lampariello offrent ici une généalogie serrée du groupe Superstudio à travers leur iconique projet de Monument Continu. Les deux historiens reviennent sur leurs territoires philosophiques et mystiques, mais aussi sur ce qui rendit énigmatique et si fascinant leur hyper-rationalisme dans une époque de profonde rénovation sociale. Roberto Gargiani et Beatrice Lampariello sont professeurs d'histoire de l'architecture, l'un à l'École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, l'autre à l'Université catholique de Louvain.

Architecture radicale --- Photomontage --- Critique architecturale --- Superstudio --- Radical architecture --- Architecture --- History --- Histoire --- Superstudio (Group)

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"Radical: Italian Design 1965-1985, the Dennis Freedman Collection Examines Italian Radical design, including the movement's political and social roots and challenge to Modernism, from 1965 to 1985 through nearly 70 objects and architectural models, seven interviews with Radical designers and architects, and an essay by Germano Celant, the acclaimed author and curator who coined the term "Radical design."--

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Operating from 1968 to 1972, with the aim of redefining architectural forms and languages in the dawning era of technology and mass consumption, Group 9999 would come to develop – within the Italian Neo-Avant-Garde context – a new project form, in which coexisted the intimacy of the manual process and the television media event, technological progress and ecological sentiment.The Space Electronic Discotheque, which 9999 built and managed directly, would be the purest expression of its research: a local venue for the global phenomena of the Sixties, like rock music and underground culture, as well as a personal autocracy for the practical realization of its own technological-Franciscan philosophy.“9999. An alternative to one-way architecture” describes for the first time the birth and evolution of 9999, beginning from its travels throughout the Orient and the United States, carrying out its initial years of activity under the name 1999, through its participation in the exhibit “Italy: The New Domestic Landscape” at the New York MoMA.

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Architecture --- Radical architecture --- Design --- History --- Exhibitions --- Buti, Remo --- Pettena, Gianni --- Archizoom associati --- 9999 (Firm) --- Superstudio (Group) --- UFO (Design firm) --- Zziggurat (Firm) --- Exhibitions.