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Entryways of Milan. Ingressi di Milano. 45th Ed.
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First impressions hold significant value, particularly in Milan. Karl Kolbitz curates a remarkable photographic exploration, unveiling the grand entrance halls of 144 of the city’s buildings, each one distinct in its luxuriousness and style. These entrances, usually concealed behind understated exteriors, reveal the diverse and striking nature of Italian modernism. They beautifully merge public and private areas through the dynamic use of color and form, ranging from intricately designed stone floors to striking minimalist murals. The featured collection includes buildings constructed between 1920 and 1970, highlighting the work of renowned architects such as Giovanni Muzio, Gio Ponti, Piero Portaluppi, and Luigi Caccia Dominioni. This gathering also acknowledges lesser-known yet equally compelling architectural works. The photographs were exclusively captured by D, ensuring authentic and fresh insights into Milan’s architectural elegance.
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First impressions hold significant value, particularly in Milan. Karl Kolbitz curates a remarkable photographic exploration, unveiling the grand entrance halls of 144 of the city’s buildings, each one distinct in its luxuriousness and style. These entrances, usually concealed behind understated exteriors, reveal the diverse and striking nature of Italian modernism. They beautifully merge public and private areas through the dynamic use of color and form, ranging from intricately designed stone floors to striking minimalist murals. The featured collection includes buildings constructed between 1920 and 1970, highlighting the work of renowned architects such as Giovanni Muzio, Gio Ponti, Piero Portaluppi, and Luigi Caccia Dominioni. This gathering also acknowledges lesser-known yet equally compelling architectural works. The photographs were exclusively captured by D, ensuring authentic and fresh insights into Milan’s architectural elegance.
