[CALL FOR PAPERS] STUDIO#06 – POWER

The relationship between Architecture and Power

by ROMOLO CALABRESE
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The relationship between Architecture and Power has been the main character in the urban transformation with no space-time boundaries. Architecture has historically demonstrated its Power in creating different urban landscapes capable of influencing spaces that are lived.
Power shows and has shown how Architecture is one of the most efficient tools to express ones vision about the world.

STUDIO#06 – POWER wants to investigate how to examine this continuous and difficult relationship within society and in contemporary experiences.

The constant relation between the communicative energy of architecture and human ambitions has determined a sometimes symbiotic practice of small and big architecture interventions. At the same time architecture's formal power defines our perception of spaces, in each little transformation, in an ever-changing manner.

Which were and are in the historical and political scenario the dynamics, examples and the relations between Power and Architecture? In which way nowadays the pair Power-Architecture consciously or unconsciously transforms our cities and the spaces we inhabit?

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    • ROMOLO CALABRESE

      ROMOLO CALABRESE

      Architect

      Milan / Italy

      Romolo Roberto Calabrese (Milan, 1966) graduated at Politecnico of Milan in 1998. From 1997 to 1999 he was assistant professor of Architectural Design at Politecnico of Milan. During his studies, he made his apprenticeship at Aldo Rossi Studio, in Milan - Italy, Munchen – Germany (1995-1997). In 1999 he founded RRC Studio Architects in Milan – Italy. He participated in several architectural competitions for the design and the construction of public and private buildings, residential, commerci)

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