Palazzo INPS, Padua — Gino Peressutti’s Travertine Palace on Piazza Insurrezione (1933–1937)
Gino Peressutti's travertine palace for the INFPS, opened in 1937 on the square cut from Padua's razed medieval…
Gino Peressutti's travertine palace for the INFPS, opened in 1937 on the square cut from Padua's razed medieval…
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