Cino Zucchi

Inspiration and Process in Architecture is a series of monographs on key figures in modern and contemporary architecture. It offers a reading of the practice of design which emphasises the value of freehand drawing as part of the creative process. Each volume provides a different perspective, revealing secrets and insights and showing the various observation techniques and languages, characters, forms and means of communication.

The edition contains a 144-page book, printed on ivory colored paper. The book is cloth-bound, mounted with raw cardboard and colored spine + elastic band.

The materials gathered in this book form a true personal and professional portrait of Cino Zucchi. The result is a highly autobiographical, layered manifesto in which theoretical ideas and architectural practice coexist systematically. This volume is a “Zibaldone” in which texts and images are linked together in graphical narratives.