David Vecchi

 

 

  • 14. Biennale Di Venezia, 2014          Read more

     

    Competition: 1st prize, Built

     

    Travertine, a natural stone that stands out for its monumentality and timelessness, manifests the will of a figurative research in which the matter is a source of poetical intentions. The tangible substance of travertine, its grain, porosity and usage, show analogies and differences, suggesting the persistence and evolution of the inner linguistic properties of the technological culture of the project. A mysterious assonance develops between the continuity of architectonic surface and the discontinuity of the porous fabric of travertine. That which seems, from a distance, continuous and homogeneous, on closer inspection reveals its geological, porous nature, through the multiplicity of various shape, size and position’s pores. It is our gaze on it that makes the difference.

     

     

    Program: Housing in the desert

    Client: Morocco Pavilion, 14. Biennale Architettura di Venezia

    In partnership with: David Vecchi, Emanuela Ortolani, Michela Romano, Omar Benchekroun

     

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