Baldessari belongs to the unkonventionellsten representatives of the Italian rationalism, which included the thoughts of the Futurismus and the German expressionism into its early architectural organizations with. The change of the styles in the European architecture 20. Century seeing, he tended in the 60’s to a break with the rationalism and developed him own a style implemented with spielerischen forms, e.g. with the building of the chapel S. Lucia in Caravate of 1966. Returned however as an opponent of the postmodernism in the 70’s to a symmetrical, rational, taking back architecture…
Baldessari joined the Futurist movement with Fortunato Depero in 1913. He graduated in architecture in 1922 and after some years of activity in Berlin in the theatre and painting, he returned to Italy, where he supported MIAR (Italian Movement for Rational Architecture) …