'I wanted to give a physical form to the concept of anthropology in architecture,' says Frassinelli
The following dialogue collects some fragments of a long discussion we had with Gian Piero Frassinelli after the first venues of the Savage Architecture exhibition. The aim of the dialogue was the comprehension of possible further developments
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