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Relational Cities, by Fabio Alessandro Fusco

September 4, 2012 by Fosco Lucarelli 4 Comments

Fabio Alessandro Fusco, Italian architect and teacher, made a set of drawings entitled “Relational Cities”.

The Relational Cities are conceptual places where to experience the re-writings of the relations among the degraded materials of postmodernity

The relational cities are reifications of possible cities.

The relational cities experience “the dialectical leap from [generic] quantity to quality.



The Relational City – 2007

The Finisterrae City (in progress)

The City on the Limit

The Percolating City (in progress)

The De-composed City

The Fractal City

The Peninsular City

The City Grows – 2008

The Sprawl City – 2007

The City of Cities

The City of Modernist Fragments

The Thin City

The Liminal City

The City Area – 2004

The Porous City – 2004

The City on the River – 2004

The City of Fragments #01 – 2004

The City Centered – 2004

The Linear City-Centered – 2004

The City Called “This is not Hilberseimer”

The City on the River #02 – 2004

The City Field – 2004

The City of Fragments #02- 2004

The Linear City – 2004

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Comments

  1. Martin Jones says

    January 27, 2015 at 8:09 am

    Hello, I would like to talk to you about relational cities. I am a human geographer and spatial theorist. Do you have an email address?

    Thanks.
    Martin

  2. fosco lucarelli says

    January 27, 2015 at 3:13 pm

    Hello Martin,
    you can contact us at info(at)microcities.net and the author of these drawings (Fabio Alessandro Fusco) at his mail, which is email_fabiofusco(at)alice.it.

    Looking forward to your mail!
    fosco

  3. connie says

    May 30, 2019 at 4:49 am

    Is there a high definnition map”The Peninsular City”?

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