Domenico Delpiano (1883-1920): apontamentos sobre a trajetória de um arquiteto salesiano no Brasil

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2010

RESUMO

By bringing to light the figure, the designs and works of architect and assistant salesian (religious layman) Domenico Delpiano (1844-1920), this research aims to contribute to the knowledge and understanding of the architecture of the late nineteenth century and early twentieth centuries in South America, specifically the period of the years 1883 and 1920, respectively, the date of arrival of the professional in Brazil and his death in Sao Paulo. An examination of his work, all designed and built for the Society of Saint Francis de Sales and the Institute of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians, will be based on knowledge gained from each chapter of this study. The understanding of salesian pedagogy and its repercussion on the spatial structure of school buildings, the identification and characterization of the architecture of eclecticism and the presentation of Domenico Delpiano and his compositional method and projectual allow the construction of analytical criteria for the critical review of two of his works the city of Sao Paulo.

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arquitetura e urbanismo ecletismo domenico delpiano architect projeto salesianos eclecticism design arquiteturas do ecletismo architecture domenico delpiano arquiteto revivalismo composição revival composition architectures eclecticism historicism salesians arquitetura historicismo

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