architettura
©AF517 & VYST
Museo Novecento Firenze
©AF517 & VYST
2022
Il tavolo dell’architetto, “Alfonso Femia. Architecture and Generosity,” a story in images and thoughts of Alfonso Femia / Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia’s projects, on display this year, April through November, at the Museo Novecento in Florence.
A synthesis of a beautiful experience of memory, reflection, and growth for the future.
Thanks to Sergio Risaliti, Laura Andreini, Danilo Trogu, Ilaria di Meo, Giorgio Tartaro, and the three Atelier(s) in Genoa, Milan, and Paris!
©AF517 & VYST
2022
Il tavolo dell’architetto, “Alfonso Femia. Architecture and Generosity,” a story in images and thoughts of Alfonso Femia / Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia’s projects, on display this year, April through November, at the Museo Novecento in Florence.
A synthesis of a beautiful experience of memory, reflection, and growth for the future.
Thanks to Sergio Risaliti, Laura Andreini, Danilo Trogu, Ilaria di Meo, Giorgio Tartaro, and the three Atelier(s) in Genoa, Milan, and Paris!
©Isplora
Genoa
©Isplora
April 2020
Alfonso Femia answers Isplora’s call to action, which asks architects what they expect from the future of architecture after the Covid19 emergency.
“We must rethink spaces, not only and exclusively to protect ourselves, but also to understand how these spaces were less capable, in past times, to create the right conditions for different relationships in different places and time.” AF
©Isplora
April 2020
Alfonso Femia answers Isplora’s call to action, which asks architects what they expect from the future of architecture after the Covid19 emergency.
“We must rethink spaces, not only and exclusively to protect ourselves, but also to understand how these spaces were less capable, in past times, to create the right conditions for different relationships in different places and time.” AF
©Artribune
Genoa
©Artribune
March 2020
Alfonso Femia interviewed by Artribune on the current Covid-19 emergency.
“The emergency should not also become an alibi to forget that hospitals must be designed before pandemics. And that an architect can contribute very little to the real emergency, because that is the civil protection’s field to which we must give maximum support. The virtue of prefabricating, in few days, an intensive therapy unit, should not free us from taking on real responsibilities. The future, the day after the emergency, will have to identify a responsible vision and project, both national and international, that come from the territory and from its major social, economic and urban fragilities.” AF
©Artribune
March 2020
Alfonso Femia interviewed by Artribune on the current Covid-19 emergency.
“The emergency should not also become an alibi to forget that hospitals must be designed before pandemics. And that an architect can contribute very little to the real emergency, because that is the civil protection’s field to which we must give maximum support. The virtue of prefabricating, in few days, an intensive therapy unit, should not free us from taking on real responsibilities. The future, the day after the emergency, will have to identify a responsible vision and project, both national and international, that come from the territory and from its major social, economic and urban fragilities.” AF
©AF517
Genoa
©AF517
July 2019
Alfonso Femia’s speech for the conference dedicated to architecture and ceramics and the award ceremony for the 8th edition of “La Ceramica e il Progetto”, promoted by Ceramics Italy and Cersaie.
©AF517
July 2019
Alfonso Femia’s speech for the conference dedicated to architecture and ceramics and the award ceremony for the 8th edition of “La Ceramica e il Progetto”, promoted by Ceramics Italy and Cersaie.