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Man, you made me want to immediately get into the car and drive there to enjoy Italian reform architecture (and cuisine, of course). Does anybody have a guide o
by tannhaeuser 7y ago
Man, you made me want to immediately get into the car and drive there to enjoy Italian reform architecture (and cuisine, of course). Does anybody have a guide or other link to share for classical-modern architecture in nothern Italy (rather than rinascimento which is everywhere)?
- gattilorenz 7y agoYou could look for a list of liberty, rationalist and modernist buildings on Wikipedia or elsewhere and start from that. Tipically the "casa del fascio" buildings are all interesting and present in most major cities. The most famous one is the one in Como, but I like the one in Trento as well, for example. Train stations (e.g. Milano Centrale), central post offices are also often from these periods.