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TOWARDS A NEW ARCHITECTURE
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TRIPLE HYDROPLANE CAPRONI
3,000 h.p Capable of carrying 100 passengers.
LET US STATE THE PROBLEM
Let us shut our eves to what exists.
A house: a shelter against heat, cold, ram, thieves and the inquisitive. A receptacle tor light and sun. A certain number of cells appropriated to cooking, work, and personal life.
A room: a surface over which one can walk at case, a bed on which to stretch yourself, a chair in which to rest or work, a work-table, receptacles in which each thing can be put at once in its right place.
The number of rooms: one for cooking and one tor eating. One for work, one to wash yourself in and one for sleep.
