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Histories of Postwar Architecture, Iss 16, Pp 283-299 (2026)
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ISSN 2611-0075 · University of Bologna · 287 artikel di indeks
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White Walls, Ideological Margins: Revolution and Identity in Italian-Lusitanian Architectural Dialogues
This article examines the exchanges between Italy and Portugal until the 1970s, demonstrating how Italian architectural culture informed, though not entirely determined, Portuguese project culture during and after the Estado Novo. Drawing on Portuguese journals, archives and built works, it…
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The Relationship between Portugal and Italy in the World of Architectural Culture, through the Lens of the Porto School of Fine Arts
This article explores the relationship between Portugal and Italy in the world of architectural culture, through personal experience, academic training and professional practice at the Porto School of Fine Arts – during a period when little information in Portugal was published about architecture –…
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Casabella Looks at Porto The Magazine’s Interest in a Critical Practice of Architecture
The paper intends to analyse how the magazine Casabella interpreted the “phenomenon of a School in Porto” (understood as a field of frequent relations and not as a historicist identification) and to comprehend how themes and projects pertaining to that context were used to orient the cultural…
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Diogo Lino Pimentel and the Gulbenkian Journey in Cardinal Lercaro's Bologna
Since its foundation, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon has been instrumental in the revitalisation of the Portuguese cultural scene, primarily through the provision of scholarships for architects and artists to pursue their studies in foreign countries. The article is grounded in…
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Architecture as a Possible City. Affinities, Exchanges and Collaborations Between Álvaro Siza and Vittorio Gregotti
The essay discusses the affinities, exchanges and collaborations between Álvaro Siza (b. 1933) and Vittorio Gregotti (1927–2020) from the late 1960s to the present. Although they belonged to different geographical and cultural contexts, Siza and Gregotti developed an intense friendship and…
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Soutinho, the Italophile Architect
The text examines the figure and work of Alcino Soutinho within the context of Portuguese architectural culture in the second half of the twentieth century, focusing on his position within the so-called “School of Porto” and on his long-standing engagement with Italian architectural thought…
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Álvaro Siza in Naples. A Poetic Infrastructure for the City
Álvaro Siza’s work, beginning in 2004 and not yet completed, in designing Naples’ Municipio metro station represents a union of contemporary architecture and the city’s historical, cultural and archaeological context. The subway station, in the very center of the city, stands out for its ability to…
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The Katsura Imperial Villa in the Japan of Carlo Scarpa and Fernando Távora
Carlo Scarpa (1906-1978) and Fernando Távora (1923-2005) are key figures for understanding the architecture of Italy and Portugal in the second half of the twentieth century. The two architects are also linked by their shared interest in Japanese culture. Távora visited Japan in 1960; Scarpa in…
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After All, 'Tutti Spinaceto!' Adrift, on Nanni Moretti’s Back
The portrayal of the city traversed on a scooter (sulla Vespa! – noblesse oblige), emerging from Nanni Moretti’s cinematic imagination, positions itself as a “motorised” device for a Situationist dérive. Beneath the apparent guise of erratic, solipsistic wandering, the narrative rescues from…
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The Journey of SAAL in Italy. An Itinerant Exhibition (1977)
Following the outbreak of the Portuguese Revolution on April 25, 1974, and the subsequent creation of SAAL – a semi-state service supporting citizen-led housing initiatives – Italy showed a strong and growing interest in the Portuguese experience. This was first reflected in a series of articles…
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From Alfredo de Andrade to Álvaro Siza: Intervention Works by Portuguese Architects in Preexisting Buildings in Italy
Portuguese architectural culture is historically determined by its relations with Italy, which have intensified since the 16th century, both in education through the influence of treaties and study tours, and by the growing migration of Italian architects and artists working in Portugal and the…
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The Otherness of Álvaro Siza: Vittorio Gregotti and the Sense of Place as Hypothesis for the Future
This article investigates the profound and enduring intellectual relationship between two pivotal figures in European architectural culture, Vittorio Gregotti and Álvaro Siza, framed by the concept of Siza’s “otherness.” Gregotti was instrumental in introducing Siza to the international scene…
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Autonomous Architecture, Postmodernism and Álvaro Siza
Throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, several authors—drawing, whether directly or indirectly, upon the aesthetic legacy of Immanuel Kant—sought to bring architecture closer to the realm of “pure” art. They advanced the view that architecture constitutes an autonomous discipline…
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From Brera to Lisbon: Skyscapes, Astronomical Observatories and Meridians
It may seem like a pretext – and it is a pretext! – but the existence of the Brera Astronomical Observatory (1764) raises several questions of Italian-Portuguese scope: (1). the presence in Portugal of astronomers and mathematicians from the Society of Jesus, professors at one of the most qualified…
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Postmodern Convergences: Architectural and Design Dialogues Between Tomás Taveira and Alessandro Mendini
This article investigates the relationship between Tomás Taveira, a prominent and controversial figure of postmodern architecture in Portugal, and Alessandro Mendini, a member of Studio Alchimia, one of the most radical groups within the Italian postmodernist context. During a period marked by…
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Along the Railway. Italian Industrial Design in Portugal
On the margins and, therefore, little known, is the relationship between Italy and the most performant trains on the Portuguese railway network. One of the most important cases was the advent of Lisbon-Porto-Lisbon line of Fiat Ferroviaria’s self-propelled diesel-hydraulics trains, named in…
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Italia Resurgens Lusitanis Fratribus Anhelat Corde. Urban Policies and the “Shared Latinity” in Marcello Piacentini’s Projects for the City of Porto
This contribution aims to explore the cultural and architectural dynamics between Italy and Portugal during the 1930s and 1940s, focusing on the significance of the cultural exchanges between the two countries in promoting a sense of “shared Latinity” and in diffusing the Italian language and…
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Parish Churches and Public Space in Barcelona: A Catalan Experience During the 1950s and 1960s
This study examines the relationship between Catholic parish churches and urban development in Barcelona, Spain, focusing specifically on the 1950s and 1960s. During this period, a notable increase in church construction was observed, correlating with the city's demographic growth and immigration…