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San Rocco is closing its storage – last chance to buy!San Rocco is closing its storage facility at the end of the year.F...
11/11/2022

San Rocco is closing its storage – last chance to buy!

San Rocco is closing its storage facility at the end of the year.
For one month only, all remaining back issues of the magazine will be in our final sale at a special price of 5 €. Offer limited to copies ordered through the San Rocco online shop.
Sale starts now and ends on 8 December 2022.

https://www.sanrocco.info/shop

Dear friends,the digital version of the sold outSAN ROCCO 8 - What's Wrong with the Primitive Hut? is now available.http...
27/10/2022

Dear friends,
the digital version of the sold out
SAN ROCCO 8 - What's Wrong with the Primitive Hut? is now available.
https://payhip.com/b/takMf

“What& #039;s Wrong with the Primitive Hut?” talks about architecture as a technology not of shelter but of memory, one in which the subject that builds is not the individual but society. It contests the ideas that private architecture should be the m...

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San Rocco Magazine

San Rocco is a magazine about architecture that is published three times a year on specific themes. San Rocco was launched in September 2010 in Venice on the occasion of the Architecture Biennale and was designed to have a run of five years, i.e., the magazine was to stop production at the end of its five-year plan, something that was decided at the very beginning when the list of the themes to be addressed in each issue was determined.

San Rocco approaches architecture in an eminently simple way: it encourages writing about buildings, drawings, projects, and built or drawn ideas from around the world without having to pay homage to the latest cultural trend.

The topics addressed in each issue are discussed rigorously but also freely, with a sense of ingenuity, sometimes a little bravery, and often a delicate sense of irony, and without insisting upon philological accuracy.