On display until 03 March 2019 at Weissenhof Gallery in Stuttgart, the exhibition explores the history of Casa Sperimentale, a spectacular concrete treehouse located in a pine growth on the fringes of Fregene, a seaside town near Rome, Italy.
Built over a period of seven years by a family of Italian architects including Giuseppe Perugini, his wife Uga de Plaisant and their son Raynaldo Perugini, the Casa Sperimentale is now in a very fragile state and may soon be beyond the point of repair.
Sabine and Patrick’s exhibition will look at the (hi)stories surrounding the creation of this amazing masterpiece and speculate on the reasons for its demise.
Location
Architekturgalerie
Am Weissenhof 30
70191 Stuttgart
Opening hours
17 January – 03 March 2019
Wednesday – Friday, 14:00 – 18:00
Saturday and Sunday, 12:00 – 18:00
Public lecture
19:00, Wednesday 16 January 2019.
Image: Casa Sperimentale in Fregene, Italy. Photography by Andy Tye.
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