FAREstudio

erent objective rendered explicit in the name of the office*. The confrontation with reality sought by FARE is not, however, the sign of an adhesion to a [presumed] neutrality of technique, be it economic, programmatic or constructive: a critical analysis of the presuppositions of each project [context, final objectives, restrictions] constitutes the foundation of a method by which the unavoidable tectonic dimension must confront typological and functional innovation, together with the even more essential theme of social responsibility.


*The Italian verb FARE is derived from the Latin word facere. It can be translated as to do, to make or to produce.