Architetture olivettiane: un itinerario da sud a nord

A notable contribution to the study of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, this work highlights Adriano's architectural and urban planning achievements within Ivrea, particularly between 1930 and 1960. It showcases innovative residential neighborhoods for Olivetti employees, such as the Summer Colony in Massa Marittima (1948-1958), which exemplifies harmonious integration with natural landscapes. The Factory of Pozzuoli (1951-1954) further illustrates Adriano's design prowess, blending industrial functionality with scenic views of the Gulf of Naples through a meticulously crafted garden. Additionally, the 1936-1937 Regolatore della Valle D'Aosta plan underscores Adriano's regional planning expertise. The study emphasizes the significance of these works in shaping Ivrea's urban landscape, which was later recognized by UNESCO in 2018.

Piccinini, M. (2024). Architetture olivettiane: un itinerario da sud a nord. Olivetti: Una Complessità Virtuosa, 95–118. https://doi.org/10.36253/979-12-215-0459-0.07