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Sicherlich lag es auch Godards Film von 1963, Le Mépris (Die Verachtung) mit Brigitte Bardot und Michel Piccoli.

This sensitivity is also reinforced in the choice of materials, rejecting the use of the 'concrete characteristic' of other modern buildings of the period.

Malaparte wanted the house to reflect his own personal character and become a place for solitary contemplation and writing. Villa Malaparte, 80073 Capri Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy

It sits on a dangerous cliff 32 metres above the sea overlooking the The house entrance access was carved itself through the outside staircase in its center but the owner bricked the entrance and moved it to the side of the house in 1940. The two men, however, had many disagreements regarding the design of the house and Malaparte ended up firing Libera early on and continued the house himself, with the help of Adolfo Amitrano, a local stonemason. Casa Malaparte's interior and exterior (particularly the rooftop patio) are prominently featured in Jean-Luc Godard's 1963 film, Contempt .

In 1935, he was finally allowed to move around freely, but only after his friend Galeazzo Ciano, Mussolini’s son-in-law and Minister of Foreign Affairs, personally interceded.In 1937, Malaparte founded a literary and art magazine called It was also in 1937 that Malaparte decided to buy some land in Cape Massullo, a promontory in the southeast of the island of Capri, to build himself a house. The last twenty-minute walk is over private property, belonging to the Giorgio Ronchi Foundation.
It is distributed on three levels that vary in length.

Because we know Malaparte had no particular interest in conventional family life -as the dandy and playboy that he was- this can only be interpreted as a desire to have the house permanently full of people. It suffered from vandalism and natural elements for many years and was seriously damaged, including the desecration of a Malaparte's great-nephew, Niccolò Rositani, was primarily responsible for restoring the house to a livable state. Although his Italian mother, Edda Perelli, visited him frequently and their relationship must have been relatively cordial, the one with his father -Erwin Suckert, an irascible German textile-manufacturing executive- was not a good one. The program is developed in a rectilinear distribution fashion, favoring the cross-sectional views of the interior spaces. The house was conceived around 1937 by the well-known Casa Malaparte is a red masonry box with reverse pyramidal stairs leading to the roof patio. Apparently, his exotic German name made him feel different from the other children.

Many Italian industrialists have donated materials for the preservation. On the roof is a freestanding curving white wall of increasing height.

Amitrano would have to continuously demolish and rebuild parts of the building if Curzio didn’t like them. When away, he would write letters to Amitrano, his constructor, with detailed instructions about what parts of the house he expected to see finished when he came back. Die Villa Malaparte ist eine Villa des Schriftstellers Curzio Malaparte an der Ostküste der italienischen Insel Capri. However, the reality was much more complicated. The top floor is presented as the Malaparte 'apartment', half of which is occupied by a large living space, surrounded by four windows that frame the scenery outside. Much of the original furniture is still there, because it is too large to remove. Like Tiberius, the Roman emperor whose villa is around one kilometer away, Malaparte was seeking seclusion, he was escaping from everything. It whispers of inevitable destinations.

Original walnut and pine table conceived by Curzio Malaparte, in situ at Casa Malaparte, Capri.

The furniture of the house is the subject of an exhibition at the The house can only be reached by traversing the island. A place where he could hide from everything and be alone.

It is presented as a straight flight of stairs without rails or walls that might pollute the geometric purity, or protect against the sensation of vertigo. It is impossible to know for certain how much of the design was actually Libera’s, but recently-found letters and documents appear to suggest that the final design was mostly Malaparte’s. [It is] the image of my desire. After returning to his natural family, Kurt started school, but according to at least one account, he would frequently run away. In this film, the architecture takes on a leading role and becomes closely linked to the script of the film. Casa Malaparte was abandoned and neglected after the death of Curzio Malaparte in 1957. In 1961, Jean-Luc Godard shot his acclaimed film Le Mépris in Villa Malaparte. It is an object that consumes.

Villa Malaparte, built in 1938 by the Rationalist architect The house was commissioned by the Italian writer, Curzio Malaparte whose eccentric character eventually led him to dominate the design process, causing serious conflict with Libera.

So much, that in one last surrealistic gesture he bequeathed his Casa Malaparte to the People’s Republic of China. Towards the end of his life, when he became interested in Maoism, he was invited to Beijing, where he met Chairman Mao himself. Today the house is used for serious study and cultural events.