Feels similar to Columbus, Indiana in that it is a place that has tons of amazing expressions of space but little practicality for people to inhabit them. It’s

Feels similar to Columbus, Indiana in that it is a place that has tons of amazing expressions of space but little practicality for people to inhabit them. It’s the grand utopian disappointment to realize beauty isn’t enough. Brunello Cucinelli is doing the same thing in Solomeo Umbria, but this time trying to use classical architecture and fund it all privately with his billion dollar fashion label. I visited and it’s impressive, but still quiet.