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　　Guest-edited by Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi

Every five or six years, a different country takes the architectural lead in Europe: England came to the fore with High Tech in the early 1980s; by the end of the 1980s, France came to prominence with François Mitterand's great Parisian projects; in the 1990s, Spain and Portugal were discovering a new tradition; and recently the focus has been on the Netherlands. In this ever shifting European landscape, Italy is now set to challenge the status quo. Already home to some of the world's most renowned architects - Renzo Piano, Massimiliano Fuksas and Antonio Citterio - it also has many talented architects like Mario Cucinella, Italo Rota, Stefano Boeri, the ABDR group and Maria Giuseppina Grasso Cannizzo, who are now gaining international attention. Moreover there is an extraordinary emergence of younger architects - the Erasmus generation - who are beginning to realise some very promising buildings of their own.

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Building Profile Kaleidoscope, London

Practice Profile Saucier + Perrotte Architectes

Editoda

　Helen Castle

Introduction

　'Complexity and Contradiction

　The Italian Architectural

　Landscape

　Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi

　Between Pragmatism and Theory

　Francesco Proto

The Superstars

　Defining Distinction, or Four

　Good Reasons for Success:

　The Extraordinary Career of

　Renzo Piano

　Livio Sacchi

　The World's Biggest Sculptor:

　The Architecture of

　Massimiliano Fuksas

　Stefano Casciani

　Building as Refined Object: The

　Architecture of Antonio Citterio

　Sebastiano Brandolini

The Middle Generation

　Confronting the Contemporary:

　Stefano Boeri

　Diego Caramma

　'Shared Play': Italo Rota

　Luca Molinari

　Nothing More than a Fragile

　Edge: Blurring the Boundaries

　with Mario Cucinella

　Anna Giorgi

　Arlotti-Beccu-Desideri-Raimondo

　Massimo Locci

　Maria Giuseppina Grasso

　Cannizzo

　Massimo Locci

The Young Generation

　The Young Experimentalists

　Anna Baldini

　Young Romans: 'Fully, Not

　Partially Controlled'

　Valerio Paolo Mosco

　The Young Sensualists

　Pino Scaglione

　Perceptions

　Radical Italian Architecture

　Yesterday and Today

　William Menking and

　Olympia Kazi

　Italian Architecture from

　the Inside

　Fulvio Irace

　ItalJan Architecture from the

　Outside In

　Hans Ibelings

　The Italian Architectural Press

　Valentina Croci

Interior Eye

　Yale Art Gallery

　Jayne Merkel

Building Profile

　Kaleidoscope

　Jeremy Melvin

Practice Profile

　Saucier + Perrotte Architectes

　Brian Carter

Yeang's Eco Files

　Power Plants

　Ken Yeang

　Milan From Inside Out

　Valentina Croci

　McLean's Nuggets

　Will McLean

　Cinemetrics FAQ

　Brian McGrath and

　Jean Gardner

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Every five or six years, a different country takes the architectural lead in Europe: England came to the fore with High Tech in the early 80s; by the end of the 80s, France came to prominence with Francois Mitterand’s great Parisian projects; in the 90s, Spain and Portugal were discovering a new tradition; and recently the focus has been on The Netherlands. In this ever shifting European landscape, Italy is now set to challenge the status quo. Already home to some of the world’s most well-renowned architects - Renzo Piano, Massimiliano Fuksas and Antonio Citterio – it also has many talented architects like Mario Cucinella, Italo Rota, Stefano Boeri, the ABDR group and Giuseppina Grasso Cannizzo, who are now gaining international attention. Moreover there is an extraordinary emergence of younger architects – the Erasmus generation – that is beginning to realise some very promising buildings of their own.