(ANSA) - Genoa, August 28 - Starchitect Renzo Piano on
Tuesday gave the city of Genoa "an idea of a bridge" in a scale
model he brought to the Liguria regional government offices.
Piano, 80, said he had been in Geneva on August 14 when the
Morandi Bridge collapsed killing 43, "and since then I've been
thinking of nothing else".
Piano said "the bridge is a theme that touches all the
chords: from the technological to the poetic."
He was speaking after handing Liguria Governor Giovanni Toti,
the extraordinary commissioner for the disaster, his idea of a
new bridge.
Renzo Piano gives city 'idea' of bridge
'Been thinking of nothing else' since collapse