The debate and plans on mobility in Venice clearly exposed the tension between the conservation of antiquity and the desire for modernisation, in a city originally constructed on a myth that has been opposing radical change since the Renaissance. This tension initially related to a cultural dimension and then shifted into all aspects of society, economy and administration, from options related to the infrastructure to the growth of tourism, which played a key role in the evolution of the morphology and character of the Venetian metropolitan area.
Pevsner, Miozzi and a Venetian bed
Centis, Ludovico
2023-01-01
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The debate and plans on mobility in Venice clearly exposed the tension between the conservation of antiquity and the desire for modernisation, in a city originally constructed on a myth that has been opposing radical change since the Renaissance. This tension initially related to a cultural dimension and then shifted into all aspects of society, economy and administration, from options related to the infrastructure to the growth of tourism, which played a key role in the evolution of the morphology and character of the Venetian metropolitan area.File in questo prodotto:
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