Lecture by Mauro Baracco: The Italian Retreat From Modernism
built form and street to inform the travelling studio ‘Sharing Ground: Prato and the Bisenzio” at the Monash Prato campus. This lecture will situate the context of Italian Architecture with its hyper local tradition characterised by its ‘Retreat from Modernism.”
This lecture has been developed over more than 20 years through the RMIT History of the 20th Century programme (with Peter Corrigan and Conrad Hamann) shaped by changing concepts of history and the cannon. It is an ongoing research that is reconsidering a thread of 20th Century architecture whose trajectory brings us to reimaging architecture through ecosystem principles and the forthcoming Actar publication ‘Loose Space’.
All are welcome.
Image: Torre Velasca/Velasca Tower, BBPR, 1958 (image: Archdaily)
Johnston Street Building
35 Johnston Street
Collingwood Yards
Collingwood, 3066
The Johnston Street Lift, located immediately inside 35B Johnston Street (LG) provides access to levels UG, 1 and 2. 35A Johnston Street provides a footpath and ramp to the Automatic door entrance to level UG. From 35C Johnston Street, there is a footpath and ramp leading to the Johnston Street lift and external staircase.
The only at level access paths to Johnston Street UG are via Entrance 35A Johnston Street or 30A Perry Street. The at level access paths to Johnston Street Building LG are via 35B and 35C Johnston Street. The access path to Johnston Street Building L1 and L2 requires use of the Johnston Street Lift.
Accessible toilets are located within the Johnston Street Building on Level UG and Level 1, toward the western end of the building near entrance 35A Johnston Street. Accessible toilets are also located at the eastern end of the Johnston Street Building on Level LG, near the Music Market co-working space. These toilets are open throughout office and event hours. All accessible toilets are equipped with manual locks, exit buttons and grab rails.