Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, Rome, 1940
The Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia is Italy’s national film school, established in Rome in 1935 as the oldest film institution of its kind in Western Europe.
The Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia is Italy’s national film school, established in Rome in 1935 as the oldest film institution of its kind in Western Europe.
Completed in 1940 for patrons Harry and Maire Gullichsen, Villa Mairea in Noormarkku stands as architect Alvar Aalto’s landmark exploration of experimental residential design.
An apartment building in Milan designed by architect Piero Portaluppi and structural engineer Paolo Mario Boschini between 1930 and 1934, located on via Foppa near Parco Solari.
A Rationalist building completed in 1940 in Florence, designed by architect Raffaello Fagnoni and engineer Enrico Bianchini for the Fascist party organization.
A theatre in Milan designed by architect Alessandro Rimini and completed in 1942. The venue hosted musical performances and later screenings before closing in 2012.
A Rationalist-era building constructed in 1936 for the Physics and Engineering faculty of the University of Padua, one of Europe’s oldest universities.
A Rationalist administrative building designed by architect Oriolo Frezzotti for the Fascist party in the planned town of Littoria, completed in the early 1940s.
Palazzo Bolchini is an eight-storey residential building in Milan’s Piazza Meda, designed by architect Pier Giulio Magistretti and completed in 1930.
The Diga del Molato is an irrigation and hydroelectric dam built in 1928 on the Tidone torrent, creating an artificial lake on the border between Pavia and Piacenza provinces.