Aldo Buzzi's Rediscovered Text on the 'Room for Fantasy'
A rediscovered text by Aldo Buzzi describes an architect's 'room for fantasy,' a space for imagination. The article draws a parallel to Thomas Bernhard's novel 'Correction,' where the protagonist Roithamer designs a cone-shaped house for his sister in Höller's attic. Buzzi's text, featured on Doppiozero, explores the concept of a dedicated space for creative thought, echoing Bernhard's themes of isolation and obsessive correction.
Key facts
- Aldo Buzzi's text describes an architect's 'room for fantasy'.
- The article compares Buzzi's room to the attic in Thomas Bernhard's 'Correction'.
- In Bernhard's novel, Roithamer builds a cone-shaped house for his sister.
- Roithamer works on the project in Höller's attic, a space of isolation and madness.
- The attic is located in the Aurach gorge.
- Buzzi's text is featured on the website Doppiozero.
- The article is by Francesca Zanette and Anita Romanello.
- The article was published on June 4, 2026.
Entities
Artists
- Aldo Buzzi
- Thomas Bernhard
- Roithamer
- Höller
- Francesca Zanette
- Anita Romanello
Institutions
- Doppiozero
Locations
- Aurach gorge