Superstudio founded in 1966 in Florence, Italy by a group of students, named Adolfo Natalini and Cristiano Toraldo di Francia. Superstudio named as a radical movement of architecture of the late 1960s. Superstudio designers liberated themselves through their rebelian conceptual architectural works, which were also new political engagement in the society dominated by colorful and crazy ideas in the new / alternative medium. Their designs were a rescuer of modernism, which none of them was built. New York Times looks back at the collection of this radical movement titled ''The Mad Genius of Superstudio'', which refresh our minds once more.

The group lasted only 12 years, until 1978, before scattering, mostly into academia, but Superstudio’s place in postwar design history borders on the mythic. At their height, they exhibited everywhere from the Museum of Modern Art to the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, and had conceptual projects published in Domus, the influential design magazine edited by Gio Ponti, the progressive Italian monthly Casabella and even Casa Vogue.....Continue Reading