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Constant and New Babylon’s roots
2005
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Constant’s “city for homo ludens,” New Babylon, was a “nomad camp on a planetary scale.” It was born in 1956 in Alba, Italy, in a settlement of Piedmontese travelers on the land of painter Pinot Gallizio. Fifty years later, Domus magazine visits the site to reconstruct the origins of architecture’s first nomadic utopia.
Photography by Armin Linke. Edited by Francesco Careri (stalker/osservatorio nomade), Elena Sommariva
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Francesco Careri
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Italian | English
Medium title
Domus 885, October 2005
Medium type
Magazine
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Title | Year |
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Ontwerp voor een zigeunerkamp in Alba | 1956 |
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Title | Type | Year |
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Constant dressed as a pirate with a rapier | Photo | 1969 |
Constant en Boumibol, 1964 | Photo | 1964 |
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