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Aldo Rossi a Borgoricco

Authors: Visentin, Chiara;

Aldo Rossi a Borgoricco

Abstract

Il Municipio di Borgoricco di Aldo Rossi rispecchia la antica semplicità costruttiva ed espressiva di Palladio ed esprime esattamente ciò che Rossi diceva a proposito degli ordini e degli elementi disegnati e realizzati dall’architetto vicentino: “Non è un passatismo secondo me usare questi ordini, in quanto essi fanno parte di tutto un vocabolario che il Palladio ha reso fruibile”. Nella ricerca si vuole indagare come nella realtà Rossi a Borgoricco (anche se nella sua teoria egli ha sempre parlato di sistema urbano, dell’importanza di una serie di elementi diversi tra loro collegati dal contesto urbano come cardini della nuova città) concepisce una villa suburbana d’après l’Antique, con i suoi elementi tipici (i corpi laterali, la piazza centrale, o campo, il portico) e i suoi terreni coltivati circostanti, e non quindi un monumento urbano, come in molti lo hanno identificato. L’edificio non aspira ad essere un palazzo o un monumento generatore della città, ma solo una villa in un locus agricolo appartenente al mondo veneto da lui da anni analizzato e dal quale era affascinato.

The Town Hall of Borgoricco by Aldo Rossi reflects the ancient and expressive simplicity of Palladio and expresses exactly what Rossi said about the orders designed and created by Andrea Palladio: "It is not only the re-use of the past to use these orders, as they are part of a whole vocabulary that Palladio made ​​it available". In research as in reality we want to investigate in Borgoricco Town Hall by Rossi (although in theory he has always spoken of urban system, the importance of a number of different elements that are linked from the urban context as a cornerstone of the new city) the concept of a suburban villa d'apres the Antique, with its typical elements (the barchesse, the central piazza, or field, the porticoes) and its surrounding farmland. The building does not aspire to be a building or a monument builder of the city, but only one locus in a villa belonging to the agricultural world, Veneto and analyzed for years he was fascinated by that.

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Andrea Palladio, ICAR/14 - Composizione architettonica e urbana, Aldo Rossi, Landscape and Urban forms, Use of the orders of the past

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