A dissertation inspired by Italian architect Carlo Scarpa's complex layering of materials has morphed into a book for Anne-Catrin Schultz. Before that, it launched her career. "I did my dissertation at the University of Stuttgart, then was invited to MIT to research the concept of layering by Scarpa," the German native says. "Carlo Scarpa: Layers" She taught for a time in California, then came back east for a job at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston. What's triggered the entire oeuvre ...
A dissertation inspired by Italian architect Carlo Scarpa's complex layering of materials has morphed into a book for Anne-Catrin Schultz. Before that, it launched her career. "I did my dissertation at the University of Stuttgart, then was invited to MIT to research the concept of layering by Scarpa," the German native says. "Carlo Scarpa: Layers" She taught for a time in California, then came back east for a job at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston. What's triggered the entire oeuvre ...
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