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Literary Architecture

'The Great Living Museum of the Imagination' makes you want to try it yourself, with a beloved short story, drawing paper, colored pencils, cardboard, glue and scissors.

A Book-Building: The Museum of Literary Architecture

by Martina Bastianello Upon entering the Great Living Museum of the Imagination, we feel the distinct impression that someone is taking us by the hand and leading us along a path.

When architecture becomes a narrative

by Mario Gerosa As if we were in a physical space, the exposition progresses through a series of spaces in which the reader can feel comfortable, recognizing a familiar sequence.

5 books on architecture and design to read this summer

by Silvia Calvi For those who look at architecture and interior design as disciplines that allow emotions, memories, and words to have their place as well.