An Architect's Studio

Abstract

Renato Capozzi's latest scientific effort, his volume titled Sull'ordine, first of all takes the appearance of a set of sketches, notes, paperwork and everything that inhabits an architect's studio, in search of the dimension of sense and configuration that will flow into the project. This whole - in a book - of thoughts first of all, one's own and those of others, with the various categories of quotation marks acting as limes between the ones and the others, nonetheless represents the beginning of an organized sequence, not necessarily concluded, and nevertheless a very rich repertoire of ideas, concepts and projects which can certainly constitute a material of reflection for the architect and for the elaboration of other ideas, other concepts, other projects.