Combining both internal and external spaces, architecture is, par excellence, the art of delimitation. In this sense, the work of the Roman architect Giuseppe Strappa allows us to make some reflections on ways of conceiving the relationship between space and limit. Two notions deeply rooted in history as the “true form” of reality and which, in the opinion of the author, contribute to the construction of a lexicon necessary to also express architecture poetically.

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Introduction

  • Rita Salamouni,
  • Nicola Scardigno,
  • Guiseppe Strappa

摘要

Combining both internal and external spaces, architecture is, par excellence, the art of delimitation. In this sense, the work of the Roman architect Giuseppe Strappa allows us to make some reflections on ways of conceiving the relationship between space and limit. Two notions deeply rooted in history as the “true form” of reality and which, in the opinion of the author, contribute to the construction of a lexicon necessary to also express architecture poetically.