A Machine (for living) in the Garden: a house and a vineyard in the Po Valley landscape
Journal title TERRITORIO
Author/s Andrea Gritti, Marco Voltini
Publishing Year 2026 Issue 2024/110
Language Italian Pages 10 P. 176-185 File size 319 KB
DOI 10.3280/TR2024-110016
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The design of open spaces remains a crucial theme in the reflection on landscape architecture. The debate promoted in Italy since the 1960s about the «form of the territory» has contributed to developing ideas and concepts that have significantly influenced architectural culture. Less known is the trajectory of design experiments that, during the same period, sought to reveal an «Italian way to landscape». This is the case of Ca’ della Vigna, an unfinished work by Vittoriano Viganò in the Oltrepò Pavese, whose troubled history allows for critical observation of the transformations that occurred in Italian territories that were neither attracted to metropolitan areas nor confined to internal ones.
Keywords: open spaces; Vittoriano Viganò; intermediate Italy
Andrea Gritti, Marco Voltini, A Machine (for living) in the Garden. Una casa e una vigna nel paesaggio padano in "TERRITORIO" 110/2024, pp 176-185, DOI: 10.3280/TR2024-110016