Arturo Tedeschi
Arturo Tedeschi is an Italian architect and computational designer. He contributed to the ‘Renaissance’ issue, guest edited by Moritz Waldemeyer.
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Long Reads; Outside; Out of Place: The Vibrant Magic of Architectural Follies
Architecture is often understood through the language of function. Buildings are expected to serve a purpose, to provide shelter, facilitate…
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Outside; When Unique Tea Meets Beautiful Chair: A Fantastic Collaboration
What turns an ordinary moment into a memorable one? Is it the warmth of a freshly brewed cup of tea,…
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Display; Christmas Around the Corner!
It’s that time of the year again! Lights, décor, and gifting then, of course, meeting the near and dear, the…
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Artificial; Et Tu, Brute?
What makes an architectural movement like Brutalism be cherished by the critics but resented by (almost) everyone else? It is…