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Pier Luigi Nervi

Pier Luigi Nervi (1891–1979) was an influential Italian structural engineer and architect known for his innovative use of reinforced concrete. His work combined technical precision with architectural beauty, creating iconic structures like the Pirelli Tower in Milan and the Palazzetto dello Sport in Rome. Nervi’s pioneering techniques in prefabrication and his bold, expressive forms left a lasting impact on modern architecture and engineering.

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Architecture, Office Buildings and Headquarters

UNESCO Headquarters: A Masterpiece of Modernism by Breuer, Zehrfuss, and Nervi

December 7, 2024

The UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, completed in 1958, symbolizes international cooperation and architectural innovation. Designed by the visionary trio Marcel Breuer, Bernard Zehrfuss, and engineer Pier Luigi Nervi, this structure…

The Pirelli Tower: How Gio Ponti and Pier Luigi Nervi Redefined Skyscraper Design

September 18, 2024

The Pirelli Tower in Milan is a defining symbol of modern Italian architecture, representing a turning point in post-war design that merged technological prowess with a refined sense of elegance….