GUTE FORM

‘Die gute Form can be gut because essential and also gut because excessive. In the 70s for example the projects of Franco Audrito for Gufram were gute Form, because I think he got fed up with all that linear stuff and he said: ‘I put a Ionic capital in the house and I sit on it’. The gute Form is a form of intention. Throughout our project we communicate intentions, a partial and minimal, schematic vision of the circumstances where an object takes place and sends a signal’. 

Franco Raggi in SAFT 07, 21st January 2016, Milan