This study examines the architectural history of Don Nicola Mazza University College in Padua, focusing on 1950s interventions that shaped its current role as a significant student residential complex. It analyzes post-war reconstruction dynamics, including Ferdinando Forlati's contribution, evaluating changes and strengths of the 1950s project. Transitioning to present impact, the study engages stakeholders to underscore Don Mazza College's enduring significance in Padua's urban fabric.
Il Collegio San Marco a Padova: dai progetti di ricostruzione postbellica al ruolo contemporaneo come collegio universitario “Don Mazza”
Giorgio Danesi
2026-01-01
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This study examines the architectural history of Don Nicola Mazza University College in Padua, focusing on 1950s interventions that shaped its current role as a significant student residential complex. It analyzes post-war reconstruction dynamics, including Ferdinando Forlati's contribution, evaluating changes and strengths of the 1950s project. Transitioning to present impact, the study engages stakeholders to underscore Don Mazza College's enduring significance in Padua's urban fabric.
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