Carlo De Carli: a corollary of ideas across architecture
Essays
2/27/2026

Carlo De Carli: a corollary of ideas across architecture

Between architecture, design, and his presidency at the Politecnico, De Carli emerges through a methodical continuity across scales

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Ciro Marco Musella
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