Palazzo Liviano — Gio Ponti University Building in Padova (1937–1943)
Palazzo Liviano is the humanities seat of the University of Padova on Piazza Capitaniato, designed by Gio Ponti…
Palazzo Liviano is the humanities seat of the University of Padova on Piazza Capitaniato, designed by Gio Ponti…
Designed by Oriolo Frezzotti, master planner of Littoria, Palazzo M is a four-storey M-shaped block on Piazzale Araldo…
On the north flank of Piazza Roosevelt, Palazzo Volpe is the most contested rationalist insertion in Bologna's historic…
A 1936–1941 Art Deco and rationalist masterpiece by Tito Chini, this Castrocaro pavilion dazzles with majolica, marble, celestial…
The final città di fondazione of the Pontine reclamation, designed by the 2PST team after a 1937 competition…
Venice (1932–33): the last of Miozzi's Rio Novo bridges, at the point where the new canal comes out…
The wooden Ponte de l’Arsenal o del Paradiso in front of the Porta Magna of the Venice Arsenal.…
Venice (1933): the stone bridge Eugenio Miozzi set over his new Rio Novo canal, named for the candle-makers…
Venice (1933): one of the five bridges Eugenio Miozzi built when he cut the Rio Novo, with a…
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