Archizoom Associati

[1] During 1967 Archizoom remained in the exhibitions as "Super Architettura 2" and "Modena" that brought the concept of kitsch dorms titled "dream beds".

[2] Until its dissolution in 1974, the group worked on projects of modernist vision such as the theoretical metropolis "No-Stop City".

[3] The team produced a rich series of projects in design, architecture and large scale urban visions, a work which is still a fundamental source of inspiration for generations to come.

[3] Archizoom coinvented "Superarchitecture", endorsing creative processes drawing Pop in architecture and design development, exemplified by objects such as the "Superonda"-sofa, which invited unconventional postures by its waved shape.

Dream Beds and Gazebos were results of "Superarchitecture" transformed into a productive system, which by the creation of eclectic objects and kitsch, attempted the critical destruction of functionalist heritage and the spatial concept of the modern movement.