Giancarlo De Carlo / Moleskine

Inspiration and Process in Architecture is a series of monographs on key figures in modern and contemporary architecture. It offers a reading of the practice of design which emphasis the value of freehand drawing as a part of the creative process.

Giancarlo De Carlo (1919-2005) is one of Italy’s most influential modernist architects and a pioneer of participation focussed design. The series is presented in a completely new format combining an 18th century clothbound style with a front and back cover in raw grey cardboard. The books also incorporate classic Moleskine features.

ISBN 13: 978-88-6613-003-1 Size (inches): 5” x 8 ¼” Size (cm): 13×21 Pages: 144 Collection: Books Model: Books Cover: Hard Cover Colour: Special Layout: Structured Format: Large

005 Writings 006 Complicity between the hands and the intellect 010 Conversation about Giancarlo de Carlo 021 Drawings 024 Trees and towers 036 Towers and Domes

050 Domes and Light 070 Light and Eyes 084 Eyes and Cities 100 Cities and Encounters 134 The End 139 Biography

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Cite: Diego Hernandez. "Giancarlo De Carlo / Moleskine" 25 Apr 2012. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/228266/giancarlo-de-carlo-moleskine> ISSN 0719-8884

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