Luigi Piccinato
Luigi Piccinato (30 October 1899 – 29 July 1983) was an Italian architect and town planner.
Luigi Piccinato
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- Name
- Luigi Piccinato
- Born
- 30 October 1899
- Birthplace
- Legnago, Veneto, Italy
- Died
- 29 July 1983
- Place of death
- Rome, Lazio, Italy
- Nationality
- Italy · Kingdom of Italy
- Occupation
- architect
- Education
- Sapienza University of Rome
- Known for
- Stadio Adriatico
- Languages
- Italian
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Luigi Piccinato (30 October 1899 – 29 July 1983) was an Italian architect and town planner.
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Luigi Piccinato studied at Sapienza University of Rome. The recorded working language is Italian. Places of work recorded in the authority are Rome. Employment is recorded with Sapienza University of Rome. Works named in the authority record are Stadio Adriatico.
Key facts
Key facts
• Name — Luigi Piccinato • Born — 30 October 1899 • Birthplace — Legnago, Veneto, Italy • Died — 29 July 1983 • Place of death — Rome, Lazio, Italy • Significant Buildings — Napoli Centrale railway station Stadio Adriatico
Works
Works
• Urbanistica medioevale, Florence, 1943 • Napoli Centrale railway station, Naples, 1954 • Stadio Adriatico, Pescara, 1955 • A-Block Apartment Buildings in the First Section of Ataköy, Istanbul, 1957 • La strada come strumento di progettazione urbanistica, Rome, 1960
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1899
Luigi Piccinato born at Legnago.
1983
Luigi Piccinato died at Rome.
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Legnago.
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Bibliography printed in the source article · 5
- Cesare de Sessa, Luigi Piccinato, architetto, Dedalo libri, Bari 1985
- Federico Malusardi, Luigi Piccinato e l'urbanistica moderna, Officina, Roma 1993
- Elio Franzin, Luigi Piccinato e l'antiurbanistica a Padova 1927-1974 con alcuni scritti padovani di Luigi Piccinato, Ed. Il prato, Saonara (PD), 2005
- Luigi Piccinato: Il "Momento Urbanistico" alla Prima Mostra Nazionale dei Piani Regolatori, con 51 illustrazioni, in "Architettura e Arti Decorative" Anno IX, Fascicolo V e VI gennaio-febbraio 1930 Leggere l'articolo
- Luigi Piccinato (1899-1983) et Nikolaus Pevsner (1902-1983), in "Architettura, cronache e storia" vol. 29, no. 11 (337), 1983 Nov, p. 761
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