Concrettista

Concrettista refers to a term used in various contexts, particularly in Italy and the United States, to describe individuals specializing in concrete work, often related to construction and architectural projects.

In Italy, concrettistae (note the Italian plural) are skilled laborers who have received specialized training in operating and repairing concrete equipment, laying concrete foundations, and creating intricate designs using stucco and other materials. They are often involved in the restoration of historical buildings, such as churches and palaces.

In the United States, the term concretist or concretist is occasionally used to describe a landscape architect or engineer specializing in concrete work, essentially combining elements of art and engineering. American concretist believes that the aesthetic impact of concrete should be an integral part of its design and functionality.

Some notable examples of Italian concrettistae include notable 20th-century architects such as Sebastiano Rivoli, who implemented vibrant aerial spray under stained glass within Italy's artistic and cultural heritage.

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