Palazzo dell’Arte — Triennale di Milano by Giovanni Muzio – Virtual Tour 360°
Giovanni Muzio designed Palazzo dell'Arte between 1931 and 1933 as the permanent seat of the Triennale, freshly relocated…
Giovanni Muzio designed Palazzo dell'Arte between 1931 and 1933 as the permanent seat of the Triennale, freshly relocated…
Giovanni Muzio's monumental block on Piazza Cavour was built between 1938 and 1942 as the Milanese headquarters of…
The INPS headquarters in Rome's EUR district: a rationalist exedra-fronted palace designed by Muzio, Paniconi and Pediconi for…
Behind a Puglian neo-Romanesque front, Duilio Cambellotti turned the offices of a water company into a hymn to…
Where Czech and Triestine Sezessionstil meet at the same desk: Costaperaria and Polívka's 1914 corner block was built…
Palazzo della Borsa in Florence, built in 1858–1860 on the site of a wool-drying works of the Arte…
Built in 1924–1926 as the Palazzo del Commercio, the rusticated stone palace on Calle Larga XXII Marzo housed…
A monumental travertine block on the right bank of the Tiber, designed in 1935 by Enrico Del Debbio,…
The brick palace at the end of Via Palazzo in Mestre, built in 1457 as the loggia where…
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