Maurizio Sabini
Biographic Data
| ID | 9660770 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maurizio Sabini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maurizio |
| FAMILY NAME | Sabini |
| SIGNATURE | SABINI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Drury University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Beyond Exhibiting. Discourse at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale
The 2025 19 th Venice Architecture Biennale (curated by Carlo Ratti and open from May 10, through November 23, 2025) offers a rich program of collateral events, such as conferences, round tables, workshops, collective actions, performances, etc., expanding on past editions efforts.Aligned with the general theme of the Biennale, Intelligens.Natural.Artificial.Collective, these events aim at putting the current collective intelligence on architectu…
Person-Citizen-Architect (1966)
The text presented here by Italian modernist architect and critic Ernesto Nathan Rogers (1909–69) is my translation of a brief article published in Lineastruttura 1 (1966): 6—original title “Qualch
From Question to Right
The "housing question" has characterized the evolution of modern architecture since its very origins.Attesting to its complexity, the question was actually first posed by studies and reflections that came from other disciplinary fields, such as sociology, economics, political science and philosophy.When Friedrich Engels, in the early 1870s, posed the housing question in its first modern definition, he was discussing what he and Karl Marx saw as o…
A New Era
In This Issue [1/2023]
As it is inevitable, our journal typically hosts contributions that deal with topics and questions already explored in past issues, especially in themed issues.It is a sort of nurturing threads of inquiry through a set of themes that are relevant today in our design fields.This is certainly the case of our first two contributions by our own Taraneh Meshkani, TPJ Senior Editor, with a "Cross-Examination of Water Bodies and Urban Informality," and …
Baukultur at the 18th Venice Biennale
Beyond Performance
Out of the Crisis by Design
The scale of the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak and impact, unprecedented in modern history for about a century, urges all of us engaged in the design fields to offer contributions in order to curb, mitigate, and resolve the catastrophic situation that public health is facing worldwide as public health and environment are closely interconnected.This crisis, though, like others in the past, may also offer opportunities.The history of architecture, des…
Beyond What Is Right
Make New Critical Stories. A View on the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial
The 2017 edition of the Chicago Architecture Biennial, Make New History, like any other similar event, has caused debate and controversy. Beyond inevitable flaws and shortcomings, the CAB though deserves to be appreciated for the quality of most of the exhibited projects, works or installations, some of which managed also to offer what was missing in this CAB's main theme: a critical perspective. The theme itself of the CAB is challenged, but the…
The Danish Way. The Rising Architecture Week 2017 in Aarhus
The Rising/Architecture Week 2017 was held in Aarhus as part of the Aarhus European Capital of Culture 2017 initiatives. The array of conversations, debates, and exchange of ideas generated at Rising 2017 proved once more the vitality and the maturity of Danish design culture. Rooted on a strong Modernist tradition, Danish design culture weaves a savvy mix of promoting and further sharpening its brand, as well as of stimulating thoughtful reflect…
An Urgent Task Ahead
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An Urgent Task Ahead
Make New Critical Stories. A View on the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial
The 2017 edition of the Chicago Architecture Biennial, Make New History, like any other similar event, has caused debate and controversy. Beyond inevitable flaws and shortcomings, the CAB though deserves to be appreciated for the quality of most of the exhibited projects, works or installations, some of which managed also to offer what was missing in this CAB's main theme: a critical perspective. The theme itself of the CAB is challenged, but the…
The Danish Way. The Rising Architecture Week 2017 in Aarhus
The Rising/Architecture Week 2017 was held in Aarhus as part of the Aarhus European Capital of Culture 2017 initiatives. The array of conversations, debates, and exchange of ideas generated at Rising 2017 proved once more the vitality and the maturity of Danish design culture. Rooted on a strong Modernist tradition, Danish design culture weaves a savvy mix of promoting and further sharpening its brand, as well as of stimulating thoughtful reflect…
Beyond What Is Right
Out of the Crisis by Design
The scale of the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak and impact, unprecedented in modern history for about a century, urges all of us engaged in the design fields to offer contributions in order to curb, mitigate, and resolve the catastrophic situation that public health is facing worldwide as public health and environment are closely interconnected.This crisis, though, like others in the past, may also offer opportunities.The history of architecture, des…
Beyond Performance
From Question to Right
The "housing question" has characterized the evolution of modern architecture since its very origins.Attesting to its complexity, the question was actually first posed by studies and reflections that came from other disciplinary fields, such as sociology, economics, political science and philosophy.When Friedrich Engels, in the early 1870s, posed the housing question in its first modern definition, he was discussing what he and Karl Marx saw as o…
A New Era
In This Issue [1/2023]
As it is inevitable, our journal typically hosts contributions that deal with topics and questions already explored in past issues, especially in themed issues.It is a sort of nurturing threads of inquiry through a set of themes that are relevant today in our design fields.This is certainly the case of our first two contributions by our own Taraneh Meshkani, TPJ Senior Editor, with a "Cross-Examination of Water Bodies and Urban Informality," and …
Baukultur at the 18th Venice Biennale
Beyond Exhibiting. Discourse at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale
The 2025 19 th Venice Architecture Biennale (curated by Carlo Ratti and open from May 10, through November 23, 2025) offers a rich program of collateral events, such as conferences, round tables, workshops, collective actions, performances, etc., expanding on past editions efforts.Aligned with the general theme of the Biennale, Intelligens.Natural.Artificial.Collective, these events aim at putting the current collective intelligence on architectu…
Person-Citizen-Architect (1966)
The text presented here by Italian modernist architect and critic Ernesto Nathan Rogers (1909–69) is my translation of a brief article published in Lineastruttura 1 (1966): 6—original title “Qualch
Computer Science (6 works) · Architecture and Computational Design (5 works) · Architecture, Modernity, and Design (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Architecture (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Visual arts (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Collaborative and Sustainable Housing Initiatives (2 works) · History (2 works)