Technological and construction systems of "Modern Movement"

Antonello Pagliuca

Technological and construction systems of "Modern Movement"

Authors

Antonello Pagliuca

University of Basilicata

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2908-0107

Keywords:

Knowledge, Recovery, Modern Movement, Construction, Innovative materials

Synopsis

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Series: Minigraphs

Pages: 64

Language: Italian

Published: 2023

ISBN: 978-88-31309-27-1

Abstract:The 'Modern Movement' stands as one of the most fascinating chapters in Italian cultural and architectural history. The surges of avant-garde thinking spurred the birth of new industries through the development of technical apparatus and technological systems, leading to the delineation of distinct architectural styles recognized across all architecture bearing the label 'Made in Italy'. The evolution of modern construction techniques and the increasingly prevalent use of reinforced concrete allowed for the definition of the distinctive - qualitative and typological - traits of these new architectures. Simultaneously, advancements in industry, particularly in construction materials, provided significant impetus to this process of innovation within the sector. This volume aims to examine architectures characterized by a distinctly Italian style - one not defined by specific rules or well-defined traits, but rather by creations united by an intent to express the values of a national identity.

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Author Biography

Antonello Pagliuca, University of Basilicata

Antonello Pagliuca (Matera 1979) is graduated Building Engineering at the Polytechnic of Bari in September 2005. As of September 2009, he is a PhD in Building Technology. He worked as a Associate Professor at the Department of European and Mediterranean Cultures - Architecture, Environment and Cultural Heritage (DiCEM, Matera) at the University of Basilicata. From 2006 he is supervisor of numerous degree theses in the three-year course of Building Engineering and in the master's courses in Building Engineering-Architecture and Architecture; he is also tutor and thesis supervisor from several PhD Students. Since 2007 he has participated as a speaker at numerous national and international conferences. From the A.Y. 2012/2013, as part of the Erasmus project, teaching staff activities are carried out at Glasgow Caledonian University (UK GLASGOW 08) - School of Engineering and Built Environment, at Universidad de Sevilla (E SEVILLA 01), at Universidad Politecnica de Madrid (E MADRID 05) and at Universidad Politecnica de Valencia (E VALENCI 02); he has also held seminars as Visiting Professor at Universidad Politecnica de Valencia (2017) and at University of Cartagena de Indias (Colombia) (2015). He has lectured on the PhD course “City and Landscape” at University of Basilicata.