firenze, a room with a view
napoli, viaggio in italia II
napoli, viaggio in italia I
marseille, patchwork city
madrid, topography of power
milano centrale
antwerpen, de getekende stad
la città di roma
gran torino
atlas
morphological series
fragment analysis
individual buildings
graduation projects
bram van kaathoven
jos van der linde
symposium
the reality of the city
münchen rekonstruiert
potsdam unraveled
berlin als modell
de rede van amsterdam
amsterdam langsdoorsnede
amsterdam dwarsdoorsnede
This atlas presents a typo-morphological research and analysis on the architectures of the city of Turin, from its Roman past until the most recent times. In order to unravel the long and complex story of the city, the atlas has been structured in nine distinct chapters that cover the most important time periods and paradigms of the city, together with the consequent architectural changes. The atlas opens with a series of maps showing the evolution of Turin’s morphology beyond its original Roman borders. With this premises, each of the following chapters focuses on a different time period, considered remarkable in order to understand the morphological genesis and transformation of Turin.