Italian Rationalism, emerging in the 1920s-1930s, emphasized logic and functionality in architecture and decorative arts, influencing contemporary minimalist design and prioritizing form and function.Read More →
Explore the fascinating designs of Robby Cantarutti – the Italian Rationalist. Discover why he is an iconic figure in the architecture and industrial design world and appreciate his blending of functionality and beauty.Read More →
Marcello Piacentini was a prominent Italian Fascist architect, known for his blend of rationalism and neoclassicism, influencing 20th-century architecture through significant projects in Italy.Read More →
Luciano Baldessari was a notable Italian designer and architect, influential in Italian Rationalism, known for his 1929 Luminator torchère and various Milanese buildings.Read More →
Ignazio Gardella began working on architectural projects in Alessandria in 1929, including the Dispensario Antitubercolare (1929-1930), which is regarded as an example of Italian Rationalism, and the Laboratorio Provinciale di Igiene. He was laying the groundwork for his future career as an architect.Read More →