Palazzo Poste Piazza Bologna Rome by Mario Ridolfi
The Palazzo delle Poste at Piazza Bologna in Rome's Nomentano district was designed by architects Mario Ridolfi and Mario dell'Arco and completed in 1935.
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The Palazzo delle Poste at Piazza Bologna in Rome's Nomentano district was designed by architects Mario Ridolfi and Mario dell'Arco and completed in 1935.
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