Teatro del Mondo, Venice

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Teatro del Mondo, Venice was a temporary floating theater designed by Italian architect Aldo Rossi for the 1979–80 Venice Biennale, celebrated as an iconic example of postmodern architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf floating theater
postmodern architectural work
temporary building
work of architecture
alsoKnownAs Teatro del Mondo NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Postmodern architecture
associatedWith Aldo Rossi’s theoretical work
Italian postmodernism
builtOn floating barge
category Floating structures
Postmodern architecture in Italy
Temporary structures
Theatres in Venice
commissionedFor Venice Biennale NERFINISHED
completedIn 1979
country Italy
curatedBy Paolo Portoghesi NERFINISHED
demolished true
demolishedIn early 1980s
designedBy Aldo Rossi NERFINISHED
event 1979–80 Venice Biennale NERFINISHED
floatedOn Adriatic Sea NERFINISHED
Venetian lagoon NERFINISHED
function theater
hasFeature external staircases
prominent pitched roof
timber cladding
heightApprox 25 meters
influenced later floating cultural pavilions
inspiredBy maritime architecture
traditional Venetian theaters
inUseDuring 1979
1980
languageOfName Italian
locatedIn Italy
Venice NERFINISHED
material wood
notableFor ephemeral architecture
floating structure
postmodern design
partOf First Architecture Section of the Venice Biennale NERFINISHED
presentedAt Giudecca Canal NERFINISHED
Riva degli Schiavoni NERFINISHED
shape tower-like volume
temporary true
translationOfName Theater of the World NERFINISHED
use performance venue
yearOfCreation 1979

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Aldo Rossi notableWork Teatro del Mondo, Venice