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The Roman architect Maurizio Sacripanti, had a deep connection with the group of artists who were carrying fresh streams of creativity in Rome between the sixties and the seventies, reason for his work spans from architecture to contemporary arts. He designed some of the most daring projects in these decades, well represented by the Peugeot Skyscraper, “set to start a new season of creativity” according to Paolo Portoghesi. The surprisingly sharp and clear competition drawings in the Sacripanti’s archive, show the “Sacripanti’s method” in all its beauty.

Maurizio Sacripanti- Peugeot Skyscraper in Buenos Aires, 1962

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    Publisher: Ilios Editore
    Publication Date: 01/02/2024
    ISBN13: 9788894670417, 978-8894670417
    ISBN10: 8894670414

    Number of Pages: 96

    Non Fiction , Art & Photography

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    The Roman architect Maurizio Sacripanti, had a deep connection with the group of artists who were carrying fresh streams of creativity in Rome between the sixties and the seventies, reason for his work spans from architecture to contemporary arts. He designed some of the most daring projects in these decades, well represented by the Peugeot Skyscraper, “set to start a new season of creativity” according to Paolo Portoghesi. The surprisingly sharp and clear competition drawings in the Sacripanti’s archive, show the “Sacripanti’s method” in all its beauty.

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