Exploring La Scarzuola, Tomaso Buzzi's Architectural Dream

In the 1950s, architect Tommaso Busi bought Las Garzola in Italy to create his ideal city, reflecting his inner thoughts and life philosophy. His work, influenced by Dali and Escher, blends surrealist and neo-mannerist styles, symbolizing life's mystery and complexity. After his death in 1981, his nephew continued his vision.

What was Tommaso Busi's primary intention when he purchased Las Garzola?

• To establish a museum

• To create his ideal city

• To build a commercial complex

• To construct a university

How did Tommaso Busi view his architectural works?

• As a collection of random designs

• As a tribute to ancient architecture

• As a reflection of modern trends

• As his autobiography in stone

What do the seven theatres in Lascarzullo represent?

• The seven wonders of the world

• The seven continents

• The seven deadly sins

• Tommaso's notion of life as theatrically ideal

Which artists influenced Tommaso Busi's architectural style?

• Picasso and Van Gogh

• Dali and Escher

• Monet and Manet

• Rembrandt and Vermeer

Who continued Tommaso Busi's work on Lascarzola after his death?

• His brother

• His nephew

• His friend

• His son