RAPPORTI TRA LA MORFOLOGIA URBANA E LA TIPOLOGIA EDILIZIA | 1966

Rapporti tra la morfologia urbana e la tipologia edilizia (1966) delves into the dynamic interplay between urban morphology and building typology, examining how city form both shapes and is shaped by typological choices. Situated in the mid‑1960s academic context, it combines theoretical frameworks, morphological analysis, and typological mapping, advancing understanding of how street patterns, blocks, and plot structures influence architectural typologies—and vice versa. Through comparative case studies in Italian and European cities, the volume highlights the mutual feedback between urban grain and building forms. It advocates an integrated approach to architectural education and urban planning, where typological design is informed by the structural logic of the city.