The Architecture of ALDO ROSSI | ICARCH 2023

INCUBATOR OF CREATIVE ARCHITECTURE
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[@romanvssvmromania]

First and foremost, I would like to express my deep gratitude to Professor Dan Coma for the outstanding lecture on Aldo Rossi, one of the most influential architects of the 20th century. His presentation was not only informative but also inspirational, taking us into the fascinating world of contemporary architecture. With his passion and extensive knowledge, Professor Coma managed to unveil the essence of Aldo Rossi's creations and help us understand more profoundly his significant contributions to the field of architecture. Secondly, Professor Dan Coma was incredibly generous with his time and patiently answered our questions, providing us with an opportunity to gain a better understanding of the complex concepts behind Aldo Rossi's architecture. His lecture illustrated how architecture can influence our environment and how buildings can become significant elements of a community's identity. I am deeply grateful for his efforts and for opening our eyes to the importance of architecture in our society. In conclusion, I can only extend my heartfelt thanks to Professor Dan Coma for his remarkable lecture on Aldo Rossi. It was a unique opportunity to learn and appreciate the works and thinking of this great architect. Undoubtedly, the knowledge I gained from the lecture will stay with me and forever influence my perspective on architecture.

[@starmanjesus5679]

you must be joking with aldo rossi we’re clearly into postmodern architecture, he’s a neoclassical with humor, most of his buildings aged very badly nonetheless