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2022

Book Chapter

Inside becomes outside: Queensland’s domestic landscape

Micheli, Silvia and Paine, Ashley (2022). Inside becomes outside: Queensland’s domestic landscape. The new Queensland house. (pp. 12-19) edited by Cameron Bruhn and Katelin Butler. Melbourne, VIC, Australia: Thames & Hudson.

Inside becomes outside: Queensland’s domestic landscape

2022

Book Chapter

The International call: Italian design, culture, politics, and economics at the 1972 MoMA exhibition and beyond

Micheli, Silvia and Ciccarelli, Lorenzo (2022). The International call: Italian design, culture, politics, and economics at the 1972 MoMA exhibition and beyond. Italian imprints on twentieth-century architecture. (pp. 207-220) edited by Denise Costanzo and Andrew Leach. London, United Kingdom: Bloomsbury Visual Arts. doi: 10.5040/9781350257757.ch-016

The International call: Italian design, culture, politics, and economics at the 1972 MoMA exhibition and beyond

2021

Book Chapter

Global Studios Forum: Discussion

Micheli, Silvia (2021). Global Studios Forum: Discussion. Seoul Biennale Blueprints: Archived works from the Global Studios 2021 Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism. (pp. 121-124) edited by Sim Hee-Jun and Park Su-Jeong. Seoul, South Korea: Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism.

Global Studios Forum: Discussion

2018

Book Chapter

“I am Brunelleschi”: Aalto’s Fever for the Mediterranean

Micheli, Silvia (2018). “I am Brunelleschi”: Aalto’s Fever for the Mediterranean. Aalto beyond Finland: Projects, Buildings, Networks. (pp. 62-75) edited by Esa Laaksonen and Silvia Micheli. Helsinki, Finland: Rakennustieto Publishing.

“I am Brunelleschi”: Aalto’s Fever for the Mediterranean

2018

Book Chapter

Thinking Italian in postmodern Australia

Micheli, Silvia and Macarthur, John (2018). Thinking Italian in postmodern Australia. Italy/Australia: postmodern architecture in translation. (pp. 6-10) edited by Silvia Micheli and John Macarthur. Melbourne, VIC, Australia: Uro.

Thinking Italian in postmodern Australia

2018

Book Chapter

ALESSANDRO MENDINI, DOMUS AND THE POSTMODERN VISION (1979-1985)

Micheli, Silvia (2018). ALESSANDRO MENDINI, DOMUS AND THE POSTMODERN VISION (1979-1985). Mediated Messages: Periodicals, Exhibitions and the Shaping of Postmodern Architecture. (pp. 121-139) Bloomsbury Publishing Plc..

ALESSANDRO MENDINI, DOMUS AND THE POSTMODERN VISION (1979-1985)

2018

Book Chapter

Alessandro Mendini, Domus and the postmodern vision (1979–1985)

Micheli, Silvia (2018). Alessandro Mendini, Domus and the postmodern vision (1979–1985). Mediated messages: periodicals, exhibitions and the shaping of postmodern architecture. (pp. 115-133) edited by Véronique Patteeuw and Léa-Catherine Szacka. London, United Kingdom: Bloomsbury. doi: 10.5040/9781350046207.ch-007

Alessandro Mendini, Domus and the postmodern vision (1979–1985)

2018

Book Chapter

Thinking about Gino Valle and a few others in my small pool: Rex Addison in conversation with Silvia Micheli and John Macarthur

Addison, Rex, Micheli, Silvia and Macarthur, John (2018). Thinking about Gino Valle and a few others in my small pool: Rex Addison in conversation with Silvia Micheli and John Macarthur. Italy/Australia: postmodern architecture in translation. (pp. 172-179) edited by Silvia Micheli and John Macarthur. Melbourne, VIC, Australia: Uro Publications.

Thinking about Gino Valle and a few others in my small pool: Rex Addison in conversation with Silvia Micheli and John Macarthur

2018

Book Chapter

Culture mining: Ian McDougall in conversation with John Macarthur and Silvia Micheli

McDougall, Ian, Macarthur, John and Micheli, Silvia (2018). Culture mining: Ian McDougall in conversation with John Macarthur and Silvia Micheli. Italy/Australia: postmodern architecture in translation. (pp. 164-171) edited by Silvia Micheli and John Macarthur. Melbourne, VIC, Australia: Uro.

Culture mining: Ian McDougall in conversation with John Macarthur and Silvia Micheli

2018

Book Chapter

Ciao Australia: Domus looks to the antipodes

Micheli, Silvia (2018). Ciao Australia: Domus looks to the antipodes. Italy/Australia: Italian postmodern architecture in translation. (pp. 36-46) edited by Silvia Micheli and John Macarthur. Melbourne, VIC, Australia: Uro Publications.

Ciao Australia: Domus looks to the antipodes

2018

Book Chapter

Between La Tendenza and neoliberty: Mauro Baracco goes to Australia

Baracco, Mauro, Macarthur, John and Micheli, Silvia (2018). Between La Tendenza and neoliberty: Mauro Baracco goes to Australia. Italy/Australia: postmodernism in translation. (pp. 180-192) edited by Silvia Micheli and John Macarthur. Melbourne, VIC Australia: Uro Publications.

Between La Tendenza and neoliberty: Mauro Baracco goes to Australia

2017

Book Chapter

Paolo Portoghesi and the postmodern project

Micheli, Silvia and Szacka, Léa-Catherine (2017). Paolo Portoghesi and the postmodern project. Re-framing identities: architecture's turn to history, 1970-1990 . (pp. 179-189) edited by Ákos Moravánszky and Torsten Lange. Basil, Switzerland: Birkhäuser. doi: 10.1515/9783035608151-012

Paolo Portoghesi and the postmodern project

2015

Book Chapter

Between history and design: the Baroque legacy in the work of Paolo Portoghesi

Micheli, Silvia (2015). Between history and design: the Baroque legacy in the work of Paolo Portoghesi. The Baroque in architectural culture, 1880-1980. (pp. 195-210) edited by Andrew Leach, John Macarthur and Maarten Delbeke. Farnsworth, United Kingdom: Ashgate.

Between history and design: the Baroque legacy in the work of Paolo Portoghesi

2015

Book Chapter

International influences in post-war Queensland: protagonists, destinations and models

Micheli, Silvia and Wilson, Andrew C. (2015). International influences in post-war Queensland: protagonists, destinations and models. Hot modernism: Queensland architecture 1945-1975. (pp. 117-133) edited by John P. Macarthur, Deborah van der Plaat, Janina Gosseye and Andrew Wilson. London, United Kingdom: Artifice.

International influences in post-war Queensland: protagonists, destinations and models

2014

Book Chapter

Alvar Aalto and Italy: A relationship of exchange

Micheli, Silvia (2014). Alvar Aalto and Italy: A relationship of exchange. Alvar Aalto: Second Nature. (pp. 316-337) edited by Jochen Eisenbrand, Mateo Kries and Alvar Aalto. Weil am Rhein: Vitra Design Museum.

Alvar Aalto and Italy: A relationship of exchange

2012

Book Chapter

Biennale di architettura di Venezia

Micheli, Silvia (2012). Biennale di architettura di Venezia. Architettura del novecento - Teorie, scuole, eventi. (pp. 99-106) edited by Marco Biraghi and Alberto Ferlenga. Torino, Italy: Giulio Einaudi Editore.

Biennale di architettura di Venezia

2012

Book Chapter

Genius loci di Christian Norberg-Schulz

Micheli, Silvia (2012). Genius loci di Christian Norberg-Schulz. Architettura del novecento - teorie, scuole, eventi. (pp. 390-394) edited by Marco Biraghi and Alberto Ferlenga. Torino, Italy: Giulio Einaudi Editore.

Genius loci di Christian Norberg-Schulz

2012

Book Chapter

Architecture Italienne: Années 1960 et 1970

Micheli, Silvia (2012). Architecture Italienne: Années 1960 et 1970. La tendenza: Architectures Italiennes 1965 -1985. (pp. 81-89) edited by Frédéric Migayrou. Paris, France: Centre Pompidou.

Architecture Italienne: Années 1960 et 1970

2010

Book Chapter

L'Altra sede. Verso una nuova identita' milanese

Micheli, Silvia (2010). L'Altra sede. Verso una nuova identita' milanese. MMX Architettura zona critica. (pp. 90-95) edited by Marco Biraghi, Gabriella Lo Ricco and Silvia Micheli. Rovereto, Italy: Zandonai.

L'Altra sede. Verso una nuova identita' milanese

2010

Book Chapter

Le riviste Italiane di architettura: Il luogo logico del dibattito architettonico

Micheli, Silvia (2010). Le riviste Italiane di architettura: Il luogo logico del dibattito architettonico. Italia 60/70: Una stagione dell'architettura. (pp. 125-138) edited by Marco Biraghi, Gabriella Lo Ricco, Silvia Micheli and Mario Vigano. Padova: Il Poligrafo.

Le riviste Italiane di architettura: Il luogo logico del dibattito architettonico