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Interior design

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Scarpa Architecture

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Olivetti Showroom

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Carlo Scarpa Built Projects · Divisare

Carlo Scarpa (1906 - 1978), was an Italian architect, influenced by the materials, landscape, and the history of Venetian culture, and Japan. Scarpa translated his interests in history, regionalism, invention, and the techniques of the artist and craftsman into ingenious glass and furniture design. Source: Wikipedia

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Carlo Scarpa Water

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Scarpa Staircase

the room is filled with statues and sculptures

The Stealth Modernist: Carlo Scarpa (Published 2016)

museo canova // carlo scarpa

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Tomba Brion - Carlo Scarpa

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Brutalist Door Hardware

Carlo Scarpa, Door

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The Stealth Modernist: Carlo Scarpa (Published 2016)

With subtle touches and elegant lines, the late designer built his own legacy of modern Italian design.

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Carlo Scarpa Garden

an empty room with concrete steps leading up to the bar

Authentic Natural Stone | Travertine Staircase with bar

A precise choice of materials, travertine, a cultured reference, to the Brion Tomb by Carlo Scarpa, and a reflection on the stairs' function.

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Concrete Stairs

an old building with vines growing over it

The Stealth Modernist: Carlo Scarpa (Published 2016)

With subtle touches and elegant lines, the late designer built his own legacy of modern Italian design.

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Scarpa Architecture

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Scarpa Architecture

an empty room is seen through a circular object in the foreground, with several windows on either side

The Stealth Modernist: Carlo Scarpa (Published 2016)

With subtle touches and elegant lines, the late designer built his own legacy of modern Italian design.

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Modern Brick Sculpture

Carol Bove. Born in 1971 in Geneva to American parents, Bove was raised in Berkeley, California, moved to New York in the 1990s, and graduated from New York University in 2000.She was a Happy and Bob Doran Artist in Residence at Yale University Art Gallery in 2010, where she pursued research on the history of architecture on the Yale campus. #carolbove #MoMA #contemporaryart #threedimensional #geometric #sculpture #sculptor #artnews #americanartists #brutalistarchitecture…

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Scarpa Architecture

two circular windows in the middle of a room with steps leading up to an open door

Tomba Brion (Carlo Scarpa) — clementevb photography

Tomba Brion (Carlo Scarpa)

an outdoor water feature with steps leading up to it

Carlo Scarpa > Tomba Brion | HIC

Carlo Scapa > Tomba Brion See the complete project at hicarquitectura.com

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