Luigi Moretti
Luigi Walter Moretti (1907 – 1973) was an Italian architect. He was born in via Napoleone III, on the Esquiline Hill, in the same apartment where he lived almost his entire life. The house Il Girasole ("The Sunflower") designed in 1949, and built in Rome in viale Bruno Buozzi (near via Parioli) in 1950, is one of the best known projects of the period, and is considered an early example of postmodern architecture. The building is also mentioned in the essay by Robert Venturi, Complexity and Contradiction in architecture, as an example of ambiguous architecture, poised between tradition and innovation.
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Luigi Moretti is an architectural practice based in Roma, Italy.

Fonte Bonifacio VIII
Fiuggi - Italy
Photo by Andrea Martino

Villa La Saracena
Santa Marinella - Italy
Photo by Lorenzo Zandri , Emiliano Zandri / ZA²

Ex Casa GIL
Roma - Italy
Photo by Federico Covre

Casa delle Armi
Roma - Italy
Photo by Giampiero Germino

Ex-GIL in Trastevere
Rome - Italy
Photo by Lorenzo Zandri

Il Girasole
Roma - Italy
Photo by ADRIANO MURA

Olympic Village
Roma - Italy
Photo by ADRIANO MURA

Thermae Bonifacio di Fiuggi, 1964-1965
Fiuggi - Italy
Photo by Oscar Ferrari