Large commercial centre, Rome (Italy)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1971.v24.i230.3370Abstract
This large commercial centre built in Rome is organised in three main zones. The top zone extends over the nine floors of four separate buildings, and is devoted to offices. A second zone is utilised for a variety of commercial activities, whilst the third one serves auxiliary uses, such as car parking space, stores, archives, and such like. The project is based on a modular reticule of 1.80 m length. It is conceived as the sum of human living spaces, so that it is more like an urban zone than a single building: it seeks to contain within it most of the facilities that constitute a zone of urban activity.
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