# Carlo Scarpa
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carlo scarpa (2 June 1906 – 28 November 1978) was an Italian architect, influenced by the materials, landscape and the history of Venetian culture, and by Japan. Scarpa translated his interests in history, regionalism, invention, and the techniques of the artist and craftsman into ingenious glass and furniture design.
== Biography ==
Scarpa was born in Venice.
#28 Ludwig Godefroy (MX + FR), Arquitetura Entre Vistas ABROAD
Our 28th stop is in Mexico (Mexico), without forgetting Normandy (France) alongside Ludwig Godefroy.
What do pyramids from the pre-hispanic period and bunkers by the northern french sea have to do with each other? How can both of these come under the same architectural practice? “I have starte…
Patrizia Hofer, former general manager of St Regis Venice
The St Regis hotel in Venice is one of the most famous in the world – Claude Monet and JMW Turner are among its illustrious former guests, and it looks out over some of the city’s best landmarks. Now renowned for its focus on contemporary art and design, after a recent refurbishment inspired by loc…
S3 Ep.20 - Not Just Canals — The Museums That Make Venice Breathe
Venice is a museum without walls — but behind her doors, each palace tells a different story.
In this episode, Monica takes you through the city’s most fascinating museums — places where beauty, history, and imagination still breathe.
In this episode:
🕯️ Ca’ Rezzonico — the Museum of Eighteenth-Ce…
192 - Sketching the Future of Design
SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Kurt and Jamie explore a variety of topics ranging from the unpredictable weather patterns affecting their regions to the significance of sketches and diagrams in architecture. They reflect on personal growth through New Year resolutions, delve into the cultura…
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A $3.99 vase at Goodwill in Richmond, Virginia sold at auction for $100,000. They found out it was it was crafted by a famous Italian glass designer Carlo Scarpa.
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EP38: Markus Töll On True Materials: Craft, Silence, and the Freedom of Making Things That Last
Markus Töll is the founder of SUPERSEDIA, a Vienna-based studio dedicated to the hand manufacture of seating objects. He grew up in his father's metalworking workshop in Bressanone, trained as a metalworker, and went on to study architecture at Vienna's Technical University. The practice brings str…
Why Carlo Scarpa’s Concrete Sings
In this episode of Architectural Restoration, we explore the Brion Tomb, one of Carlo Scarpa’s most powerful and poetic works.
At San Vito d’Altivole, concrete is transformed from a seemingly austere material into a sensitive architectural language. Through carefully designed joints, layered surfac…
Negozio Olivetti by Carlo Scarpa
In this episode of Beautiful Legacy, we travel to Piazza San Marco in Venice to explore Negozio Olivetti - the extraordinary showroom designed by Carlo Scarpa for Adriano Olivetti in the late 1950s.
Created to display typewriters and calculating machines, the space became something much more ambit…
Charles Zana - 199 - Alain Elkann Interviews
CLASSIC WITH A MODERN TWIST. Charles Zana is a highly sensitive architect who imagines each project through the lens of a French lifestyle. He is also a passionate collector like his father, and has done in-depth research on the great Italian design masters of the 20th century such as Ettore Sottsa…
#397 - Drafting Was Never the Job
A look back at the '90s, from Nirvana and Napster to car stereos worth more than the car, turns into a look forward at what AI leaves for architects to do. Evan, back from Autodesk University in Las Vegas, walks through the capability, alignment, and accountability framework from his workshop on bu…
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