Palazzo dell’Informazione — Muzio’s Razionalist Headquarters in Piazza Cavour
Giovanni Muzio's monumental block on Piazza Cavour was built between 1938 and 1942 as the Milanese headquarters of…
Giovanni Muzio's monumental block on Piazza Cavour was built between 1938 and 1942 as the Milanese headquarters of…
The Palace of Justice of Milan is the largest courthouse complex in Italy and one of the principal…
The residence of the Gonzaga dynasty for four centuries (1328–1707) — a palace complex occupying an entire city…
A seventeenth-century palazzo in Brescia housing exhibitions and an underground archaeological route spanning from the Iron Age through…
A Baroque palace in upper Bergamo, frescoed wall to ceiling by Gian Giacomo Barbelli and still hung with…
Palazzo Pathé, also known as Casa Felisari (Giulio Ulisse Arata, c. 1910), took its better-known name from the…
A neoclassical palace in central Gorgonzola with a distinctive granite-columned portico, now serving as a cultural centre and…
Palazzo Salis is a stately noble residence at the heart of Tirano, a small alpine town in the…
The most subversive building of the Italian Renaissance — a "pleasure palace" built for Federico II Gonzaga by…
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