Ludovico Quaroni

Italian architect (1911–1987), known for modernist and urban planning contributions.

Biography

Born in Rome, Quaroni studied at Sapienza University. He was a key figure in post-war Italian architecture.

Architectural Philosophy

Quaroni’s philosophy focused on modernism and social housing, emphasizing functionality and community needs.

Core Contributions

• Specialized in modernism and residential architecture.
• Notable works:
  • Tiburtino Quarter (Rome, 1950s, residential).
  • La Martella Village (Matera, 1954, residential).
  • Genova San Benigno Complex (1970s, commercial).

Architectural Connections

• Western European: Italian modernist tradition.
• Residential: Social housing.
• Civic: Urban planning.

Influence and Legacy

Quaroni’s social housing projects influenced Italian architecture, impacting architects like Giancarlo De Carlo. His work addressed urban challenges.

Related Architects & Works

Giancarlo De Carlo (related architect), Giovanni Michelucci (related architect), Social Housing (element), Modern (period)