Bruno Zevi

Bruno Zevi (1918–2000) was an influential Italian architect, historian, and critic known for his passionate advocacy of modern architecture and its social role. He believed that architecture should be accessible, humane, and rooted in human experience, emphasizing clarity, simplicity, and craftsmanship. Zevi challenged traditional architectural norms, promoting innovative designs that respect cultural context and enhance everyday life. His writings and teachings helped shape contemporary appreciation of architectural creativity, and he was a key figure in fostering a critical, socially conscious approach to architectural practice.