12 Rassegna: Architettura nelle Riviste D'Avantguardia / Architecture in the Avant-Garde Magazines
Vittorio Gregotti [Direttore responsabile]
Milan: Editrice CIPIA, 1982. Original edition [anno IV, n. 12 - dicembre 1982]. Text in Italian with English translations to rear and parallel English cutlines. Quarto. Plain white paper wrappers. Printed dust jacket. 114 pp. 225 color and black and white illustrations. Interior unmarked and clean. Out-of-print. Wrappers faintly dust spotted and spine mildly sunned. Spine heel pushed, but a nearly fine copy in a nearly fine dust jacket.
9 x 12 soft cover book with 114 pages and 225 illustrations, some in color. The bulk of the journal [88 pages] is devoted to the Architecture in the Avant-Garde Magazines.
Contents
I dispacci dell'avanguardia by Jacques Gubler
Centralita e periferia: il contributo dell'Europa Centrale by Antoine Baudin
Memorie de Bucarest by Radu Stern
Manometre: architettura sotto pressione e gravita della scrittura by Richard Quincerot
Il momento Inglese by Broan Hanson
Gli anni del Contro by Franco Raggi
La rete delle reviste
Il cotto: Evoluzione e prospettive di un materiale "antico" Habitema
Ricerca e nascita di un prodotto: iGuzzini illuminazione
Marlo: Il letto come "unita integrata" [On progetto di Afra e Tobia Scarpa, Molteni & C.]
La cerniera elemento portante: Dal particolare al generale, Ariston
Un nuovo spazio espositivo: Un progetto di Antonio Citterio, B&B Italia
Penelope: Un progetto di Charles Pollock, Castelli
Designers include Moholy-Nagy, Mart Stam, Hannes Meyer, Kurt Schwitters, El Lissitzky, Lajos Kassak, Fernand Leger, Karel Teige, Henryk Berlewi, Tony Garnier, Anthony Cox, Theo Crosby and Edward Wright, Archigram and Peter Murrat among many many others.
Under the loose directorship of Vittorio Gregotti, Rassegna was an Italian Design magazine underwritten by six Italian firms: Ariston, B&B Italia, Castelli, iGuzzini illuminazione, Molteni and co., and Sabiem. Each issue was devoted to a single designer or theme and lavishly produced, with high-quality reproduction and carefully selected and presented illustrations.
12 Rassegna: Architettura nelle Riviste D'Avantguardia / Architecture in the Avant-Garde Magazines
Vittorio Gregotti [Direttore responsabile]
Milan: Editrice CIPIA, 1982. Original edition [anno IV, n. 12 - dicembre 1982]. Text in Italian with English translations to rear and parallel English cutlines. Quarto. Plain white paper wrappers. Printed dust jacket. 114 pp. 225 color and black and white illustrations. Interior unmarked and clean. Out-of-print. Wrappers faintly dust spotted and spine mildly sunned. Spine heel pushed, but a nearly fine copy in a nearly fine dust jacket.
9 x 12 soft cover book with 114 pages and 225 illustrations, some in color. The bulk of the journal [88 pages] is devoted to the Architecture in the Avant-Garde Magazines.
Contents
I dispacci dell'avanguardia by Jacques Gubler
Centralita e periferia: il contributo dell'Europa Centrale by Antoine Baudin
Memorie de Bucarest by Radu Stern
Manometre: architettura sotto pressione e gravita della scrittura by Richard Quincerot
Il momento Inglese by Broan Hanson
Gli anni del Contro by Franco Raggi
La rete delle reviste
Il cotto: Evoluzione e prospettive di un materiale "antico" Habitema
Ricerca e nascita di un prodotto: iGuzzini illuminazione
Marlo: Il letto come "unita integrata" [On progetto di Afra e Tobia Scarpa, Molteni & C.]
La cerniera elemento portante: Dal particolare al generale, Ariston
Un nuovo spazio espositivo: Un progetto di Antonio Citterio, B&B Italia
Penelope: Un progetto di Charles Pollock, Castelli
Designers include Moholy-Nagy, Mart Stam, Hannes Meyer, Kurt Schwitters, El Lissitzky, Lajos Kassak, Fernand Leger, Karel Teige, Henryk Berlewi, Tony Garnier, Anthony Cox, Theo Crosby and Edward Wright, Archigram and Peter Murrat among many many others.
Under the loose directorship of Vittorio Gregotti, Rassegna was an Italian Design magazine underwritten by six Italian firms: Ariston, B&B Italia, Castelli, iGuzzini illuminazione, Molteni and co., and Sabiem. Each issue was devoted to a single designer or theme and lavishly produced, with high-quality reproduction and carefully selected and presented illustrations.
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