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June 23, 2005
Tomba Brion
Continuing with architecture from my Italy trip, this is Tomba Brion, a cemetary and memorial for the Brion family designed by Carlo Scarpa in a little town outside of Treviso in the Veneto. If you are interested in more Scarpa, in the Italy entry on Figure/Ground, I have a photo of a footbridge he designed in Venice and some photos of Castelvecchio in Verona. The only photos left from that trip yet to come are from Richard Meier's Jubilee Church. After that, I'll probably take a break from architecture photos and work on travel photos from Seoul that I took during a trip way back in October of last year.
- Tomba Brion - Carlo Scarpa [Figure-Ground.com]
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I am fortunate to be able to study under Professor Marco Frascari last year and he introduced me to the wonderful world of Carlo Scarpa. I just admire the amount of thinking in to detailing and expressing his materials. I am glad you took those images to share with us the mind of a genius.
Posted by: Mike Cheung at July 24, 2005 2:21 AM
Hi
I will be in venice in november and expect to see the cimetery.
I will take the train to Trevise.
Do you know how to acees the cimetery from Trevise ?
is it by bus ? Is there any map somewhere on the net ?
Kind regards
Michel
Posted by: michel guglielmi at October 11, 2006 7:37 AM