The Architecture of the City

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The Architecture of the City is Aldo Rossi’s influential 1966 theoretical treatise that redefined urban design by emphasizing the city’s collective memory, typology, and enduring formal structures.

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instanceOf architectural theory treatise
book
author Aldo Rossi NERFINISHED
centralConcept collective memory of the city
critique of functionalist planning
historical continuity in urban form
primary elements of the city
the city as an autonomous artifact
urban form as a permanent structure
urban monuments
urban typology
countryOfOrigin Italy
EnglishEditionPublisher MIT Press NERFINISHED
field architecture
urban planning
urban studies
hasEnglishEdition The Architecture of the City (English translation) NERFINISHED
hasPart critique of contemporary planning practices
discussion of urban monuments and primary elements
historical case studies of cities
theoretical analysis of the city
influenced architectural education
city planning discourse
neo-rationalist architecture
postmodern architecture
urban design theory
influencedBy European urban morphology studies
Italian neorationalism NERFINISHED
keyTerm collective memory
monument
permanence of urban form
primary elements
type and typology
urban artifact
notableFor critique of modernist functionalism in planning
emphasis on collective memory in urban form
emphasis on typology in urban design
redefining the city as a work of architecture
originalLanguage Italian
originalPublicationYear 1966
originalTitle L’architettura della città NERFINISHED
subject architectural typology
architecture
city planning
collective memory
urban design
urban morphology
urban theory

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Aldo Rossi notableWork The Architecture of the City