Terrace Gardens, Street Gardens

Villaggio Matteotti, Terni, Italy

June 23, 2006 - 15:03 local time

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Terrace garden, street garden; private garden and public garden.
The Villaggio Matteotti, workers' homes in Terni, was designed by the italian architect Giancarlo De Carlo in 1969/1972.
I photographed the Villaggio Matteotti in 1986, it was my first assignment for the Studio De Carlo.
Now, 20 years after, and one year after Giancarlo's death, I went back to see how this architecture was transformed by the time, and found that the small plants are now high trees, and the green is everywhere: seems as like a good wine this architecture improves with age...
Many words were said and written about this project, so I just want to dedicate this panorama to the memory of Giancarlo De Carlo.
Other panoramas about De Carlo's architectures, here.

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Europe / Italy

Lat: 42° 32' 51.14" N
Long: 12° 39' 29.79" E

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