Richard Murphy lecture about the work of Carlo Scarpa.

[@taylordonsker9854]

This is an absolutely incredible lecture on an architect I have been obsessed with, I'm looking forward to the book.

[@cryptomoneda777]

I would always glimpse and look at scarpa's work. Now I dream and relive it with this professor's explanation. ❤❤❤

[@bhuvaneshkpv2877]

excellent lecture !!

[@AbnerCCS]

Excellent lecture by professor Murphy, certainly one of the leading scholars of Scarpa's work.

[@leonwindorfer2789]

Great lecture, now I'd please like the follow-up talking about the gipsoteca of canova, and of course the brion tomb!

[@AndreaRoccoMatta]

such a beautiful lecture! very enjoyable and fresh.

[@NeroElla]

this lecture was amazing, thank you so much

[@Dev1nci]

1:23:50 I think the space is much more interesting than the piece itself 😄

[@magzhanzhumabayev3449]

Thank you!

[@ayseesindurmaz2507]

23:40 my whole feelings about the person. :D

[@travelanddiscover]

Excellent!

[@dias9469]

Bravo!

[@nuritdavid3348]

any idea what happened to the book he is talking about? cannot find it, only the 1991 edition.

[@kg9266]

Carlo Scarpa and Castelveccio Revisited

[@nuritdavid3348]

@@kg9266 thank you. bought it 2-3 years ago.

[@davudfarzullayev7563]

Do you know when the lecture took place?

[@ryanjones9103]

1. What is so special about Scarpa?
2. What can we learn from him?

[@seanimal_555]

Hes good but sometimes these romantics over obsess about architects to the
Point of annoying

[@goncalodias6402]

1 a diferent aproach on how to work on pre existing buildings.
2 ways to detail elements of building. Combining diferent materials. That decoration is actually important

[@ryanjones9103]

What five reasons been given here

[@WilhelminaBruno-f6n]

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