Biography of maria laura arlotti

David Basulto is a graduate architect from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (2006). Founder and Editor in Chief of ArchDaily, and its global sites in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese. ArchDaily’s mission is “to improve the quality of life of the 3 billion people who live in cities in the next 40 years, by providing inspiration, knowledge, and tools to the architects who fill face this challenge.” He has served as jury for several award, prizes and design competitions in Latin America, North America, Europe, and Asia. ArchDaily is based in Santiago, Chile, with offices and operations in Beijing, Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Bogotá, and Lima. David has lectured at Harvard (Boston, USA), Escola do Cidade (Sao Paulo, Brazil), Strelka Institute (Moscow, Russia), Tsinghua University (Beijing, P.R. China), TEC de Monterrey (Monterrey, Mexico), Universidad Católica (Santiago, Chile), the Center for Architecture (New York, USA), and at the annual American Institute of Architects

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Title & Author:

ABDR : Maria Laura Arlotti, Michele Beccu, Paolo Desideri, Filippo Raimondo : temi, opere e progetti = themes, works and projects / Dario Costi ; con un saggio di Claudia Conforti.

Edition:

Italian and English edition.

Publication:

Milano : Electaarchitettura, [2015]

Description:

239 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), plans ; 28 cm

Series:

Documenti di architettura ; 195

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 230-235).
Text in Italian and English.

Resources:
Table of contents only

ISBN:

9788891803818 (paperback)
8891803812 (paperback)

Subject:

ABDR Architetti Associati.
Architecture Italy History 21st century.
Architecture, Modern 21st century.
Architecture Italie Histoire 21e siècle.
Architecture 21e siècle.
Architecture
Architecture, Modern
Italy

Added entries:

Costi, Dario author.
Conforti, Claudia, 1948- writer of supplementary textual content.
ABDR Architetti Associati, architect.
Documenti d

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Arabesques for the high-speed railway

In 2012 the Office National des Chemins de Fer ni Maroc staged four competitions for the same number of stations on its high-speed line. Entrants were allowed to compete in only two of the kvartet competitions. The Roman practice ABDR (founded by Maria Laura Arlotti, Michele Beccu, Paolo Desideri and Filippo Raimondo) was awarded second place in the one for the station in Tangiers and won the competition for Casablanca, a particularly important junction because it connects the city with its airport.

The notice also called for the submission of a master plan, since, as Desideri tells us, “Chemins de Fer, with the cultural openness we might expect of a europeisk country, saw the possibility of a scheme of urban återväxt on a significant scale aimed at giving railway areas that are no longer utilized for logistical reasons a new centrality.” Today, points out the architect, this zone, once neglected and degraded, is very lively, attesting t