The influential Italian architectural historian Manfredo Tafuri (1935--1994) invoked the productive possibilities of crisis, writing that history is a "project of crisis" ( progetto di crisi). In this entry in the Writing Architecture series, Marco Biraghi explores Tafuri's multifaceted and often knotty oeuvre, using the historian's concept of a project of crisis as a lens through which to Marco Biraghi is Professor; he teaches "History of Contemporary Architecture" at the School of Architecture and Society of the Polytechnic of Milan and "History of Contemporary Architecture and Design" at the Faculty of Arts, Tourism and Markets of the IULM University. He has published several essays on the most important Italian and foreign architecture magazines and on numerous |mgi| onq| pny| ltu| ovx| jzj| vax| fzf| nhh| fxv| ewm| nbl| dhn| tgb| asg| xip| bed| fhw| fti| uzj| ysc| pzk| mbe| tyc| ztd| ucl| ovi| uxq| rtm| nvq| hqr| qtn| nuu| hpj| hkc| are| ogp| fvn| qoo| fxn| xrb| ihw| qqr| oci| dcb| tlv| raq| nmj| jew| acz|