“Hinterland”: the architecture magazine as a political project

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9/1/2025

“Hinterland”: the architecture magazine as a political project

In the 1970s, Italian architecture and radical culture converged in publishing, with Guido Canella shaping the magazine as a site of debate and transformation

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Giovanni Santarelli

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