Saverio Muratori. Architetture Interrotte

This book illustrates the results of research hinging on the digital reconstructions of three significant works planned by one of the most important protagonists of 20th Century Italian architecture: Saverio Muratori. The selection of the incomplete plans illustrated on these pages, which differ in the themes they addressed and time-wise in the course of the evolutionary process of unique Muratorian research, intends to highlight - through the results of the three-dimensional reconstructions - some crucial moments in the Modenese Maestro's constructive-theoretical development on the complex themes of architecture and towns. The plans of Cortoghiana's working class quarter (1940), the Auditorium of Santa Cecilia in Rome (1950-51) and, lastly, the plan of the Church of the Assumption of Our Lady in Rome's Tuscolano district (1946-71) are thus analyzed and reinstated in their complexity. (minimono, 3.)