Books published by Forma Edizioni

This book illustrates the design and construction work carried out by the notable Italian architectural firm ARAssociati in Milan over the past twenty years. Text in English and Italian.

This book features present and past architectural projects by Archea Associati that demonstrate how materials can be used in innovative ways while still maintaining their unique characteristics.

This book documents an exhibition at the Forte di Belvedere in Florence, where Davide Rivalta creates a savannah-like installation with life-size bronzes of buffalos, eagles, wolves, and a rhinoceros.

This ground-breaking book features architectural case studies of more than 50 industrial company towns - workers villages, mill towns, mining towns, cite ouvrieres, bruk stader, colonias industriales, villaggi operai - many of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites.

This catalogue for a show by Italian artist Luca Pignatelli features a series of works painted on railway tarpaulins, wood, paper, sheet metal, and Persian carpets.

This travel guide to international contemporary winery architecture profiles 30 wineries, and explores the ways in which the new generation of wine growers are incorporating architecture into their public-facing identity and mission.

The first catalogue about this specific period of Arnaldo Pomodoro's production (1956-1965)

An important catalogue that revisits all the most important works by Pino Manos and his relationship with Fontana and his colleagues in the movement of Rigorismo

A history and critical analysis of the Plastic Combustions series created by Italian artist Alberto Burri.

Catalogue title for the large group exhibition held in Florence in 2017 in several places in the historic centre. Each location exhibits the works of some of Italy s 12 most important contemporary artists.

The story of the recovery and transformation of the 19th century home of the former wine warehouse on the seaside boulevard of Trieste.

The story of the New Rome-Eur Convention Centre by Studio Fuksas, with a rich photographic apparatus of the site plan and of the finished work, and an essay by Joseph Giovannini.

A contemporary guide to the architecture of Moscow, the purpose of which is to tell about the city through its architectural works.