Lecture
This lecture delves into the theories and history of architecture by exploring the works and ideas of Manfredo Tafuri, focusing on his critical approach to modern architecture and the eclipse of history. It discusses Tafuri's views on the Venice School, the relationship between architecture and history, and the role of critique in shaping architectural discourse. The lecture also touches upon the influence of other architectural theorists like Massimo Cacciari and Francesco Dal Co, as well as the impact of the International Style on architectural development. Through an analysis of Tafuri's writings and interviews, the lecture sheds light on the evolution of architectural criticism and the challenges of reconciling historical perspectives with contemporary architectural practices.