Deposit
Deed of Deposit
This page attests to the deposit of the corpus of Fausto Ferrara 's works.
The repository recognizes the unity, continuity, and coherence of research, developed over time as an investigation into light, threshold, emptiness, measure, and silence.
The materials collected here constitute an organic whole intended for institutional, archival, and critical preservation.
The deposit is active.
Updates will occur exclusively for integration of the corpus, not for revision or reformulation.
State
Active Deposit - 2026
Palombi Catalog: in integration
Primary object of the deposit
Palombi Catalog - The Measure of Silence
Publisher: Palombi Editori
Status: in preparation
Function: object-deposit of the corpus
The catalogue collects and organizes the corpus of the work, constituting the main reference for critical and institutional preservation.
The catalog is being integrated into the repository.
Essential Corpus
The repository collects a selected group of works that constitute
the essential body of research.
Critical texts
The deposit attests to the existence of a critical reception of the work
through contributions published in editorial and institutional contexts.
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Kenneth Frampton - On the Architectural Work of Fausto Ferrara, 2025
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Enrico Crispolti — Space, Perception, and the Measure of Silence , 2013
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Francesco Dal Co — The Temple of Memory, 2007
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Franco Purini — A Totality of Design and Meaning, 2010
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Elisabetta Cristallini — Sensory Space: For a Human-Scale Architecture, 2012
(The full texts are not published here.)
Authorial perimeter
The deposited corpus is the work of Fausto Ferrara (author) .
Any use, quotation, presentation or reproduction of the work
it takes place in compliance with the integrity of the corpus and authorship.
The repository does not constitute an exhaustive archive,
but a founding nucleus intended for custody, recognition
and future institutional integration.
Access and custody
Requests for access to extended materials, archiving activities, institutional custody, or critical analysis can be addressed to:
