Dove abitano le emozioni : la felicità e i luoghi in cui viviamo / Mario Botta, Paolo Crepet ; con Giuseppe Zois.

Main entry:

Botta, Mario.

Title & Author:

Dove abitano le emozioni : la felicità e i luoghi in cui viviamo / Mario Botta, Paolo Crepet ; con Giuseppe Zois.

Publication:

Torino : Einaudi, 2007.

Description:

vii, 173 pages ; 21 cm.

Series:

Einaudi stile libero Extra

Notes:
Conversation between M. Botta, architect and P. Crepet, psychiatrist with the journalist G. Zois to reinterpret the city not just as a chaotic working environment but also as one of a happy day-to-day life.

Resources:
TOC

ISBN:

8806190164 (paperback)
9788806190163 (paperback)

Subject:

Botta, Mario, 1943- Interviews.
Crepet, Paolo, 1951- Interviews.
Botta, Mario, 1943-
Botta, Mario Stadt Sozialraum Befindlichkeit Interview.
Architecture Psychological aspects.
Architecture Human factors.
Architecture Aspect psychologique.
Architecture Facteurs humains.
Stadt Sozialraum Befindlichkeit Botta, Mario Interview.
Sozialraum Stadt Befindlichkeit Botta, Mario Interview.
Befindlichkeit Stadt Sozialraum Botta, Mario Interview.
Stadt Sozialraum Befindlichkeit Psychiater Interview.
Sozialraum Stadt Befindlichkeit Psychiater Interview.
Befindlichkeit Stadt Sozialraum Psychiater Interview.
Psychiater Stadt Sozialraum Befindlichkeit Interview.

Form/genre:

Interviews.

Added entries:

Crepet, Paolo.
Zois, Giuseppe.
Einaudi tascabili. Stile libero extra.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 262283
Call No.: BIB 193390
Status: Available

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