Palazzo del Governo — Latina’s Prefecture by Oriolo Frezzotti
Built in 1932 as the administrative heart of brand-new Littoria, the Palazzo del Governo still anchors Piazza della Liberta with the sober monumentality…
Built in 1932 as the administrative heart of brand-new Littoria, the Palazzo del Governo still anchors Piazza della Liberta with the sober monumentality…
Pontinia is the third of the five new towns founded on the drained Pontine Marshes between 1932 and 1939. Inaugurated on 18 December 1935 to a design by…
The final città di fondazione of the Pontine reclamation, designed by the 2PST team after a 1937 competition and inaugurated in October 1939, on land tied by…
The fourth of the Fascist-era new towns built on the reclaimed Pontine plain south of Rome, designed by the “2PST” team of Concezio Petrucci, Emanuele…
The town hall and civic tower of Sabaudia are the urban anchor of a new city built in 253 days on the reclaimed Pontine Marshes. Designed by Gino…
Built in 1932–1933 to a design by Oriolo Frezzotti at the same time as the new town of Littoria — renamed Latina after the war — the church of San Marco is…
The institutional seat of the Associazione Nazionale fra Mutilati e Invalidi di Guerra in Rome, designed by Marcello Piacentini (Rome 1881–Rome 1960) and…
Built in two years for Italia ’61, the centennial of Italian unification, the Palazzo del Lavoro is a 22,500-square-metre exhibition hall carried by sixteen…
A double-curved travertine front wrapping the south side of Piazza Bologna, the Roma Nomentano post office is the building that won Mario Ridolfi the 1932…
Matteo Focaccia designed the Casa del Mutilato for the National Association of War Disabled and Invalid Veterans between 1938 and 1942. The long…