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Giuseppe Terragni Casa del Fascio, 193236 detail Architecture Series

Because of its modern influence, however, fascist architecture did survive the war and today Italy is full of fascist buildings that have been repurposed, such as la Casa del Fascio itself, which is now called La Casa del Popolo, the house of the people. Works Cited Bytwerk, R. (1937, June). The Face of The German House. The German house (1937).

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A masterpiece of rationalist architect Giuseppe Terragni, the Casa del Fascio (presently also known as Palazzo Terragni) had complex origins, with an initial project in the 20th century style and a thoroughly strict and essential final achievement.

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In fact, the architectural difficulties and complexities in the Fascism period in Italy was a precise measurement of the time for intellectuals working in this period. Terragni's Casa del Fascio will be the analogue of the discussion.

Casa del Fascio, Giuseppi Terragni, 1936, Como Italy Architecture

. Plan/Site First floor plan. The Casa is anchored by an atrium surrounded by galleries, offices, and meeting rooms. The front doors look straight through to the rear doors, also glass, and then out. To the right, upon entry, the main stairs, which ascend only to the third floor.

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Casa del fascio in Como, on Domus 192, December 1943 Then, wartime and the fascist period ended, and Terragni's building plunged in the depths of that nigredo from which it would emerge with an all-new importance for contemporary architectural debate.

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Casa del Fascio which sits in front of Como Cathedral is the work of the Italian Fascist architect Giuseppe Terragni. Built as the headquarters of the local Fascist Party, it was renamed.

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The Casa del Fascio looks like a giant (Terragni 1936) Rubik's Cube, the building is a serious game of architectural logic. Each of the building's four facades is different, hin- ting at the internal layout and rhythmi- cally balancing the open and closed spa- 4 Casa del Fascio 1.

IT, Como, Casa del Fascio. Architect Giuseppe Terragni, 1936. Facade

Terragni's Casa del Fascio which designed and build in this period is a contradictory building which raises a lot of questions regarding the meaning and purpose of an architect and the building itself. Casa del Fascio has different interpretations, readings, texts, and written facts about it.

Casa del Fascio Giuseppe Terragni Architecture, Modern architecture

The former Casa del Fascio, is a building located in Como, in Piazza del Popolo 4 (former Piazza Impero), and is one of the most interesting buildings of Italian rationalism. The building was donated by the textile entrepreneur Rodolfo Bernocchi and designed by Giuseppe Terragni in 1932. Construction work ended in 1936.

Casa del Fascio

The Casa del Fascio of Varese ( Italian pronunciation: [ˈkaːza del ˈfaʃʃo] ), also known as Palazzo del Littorio or Questura di Varese, is a Casa del Fascio located in Varese, Italy . Inaugurated in 1933, [1] the building was designed by Mario Loreti [ it] as the provincial headquarters of the National Fascist Party during Fascist Italy. [2]

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Architect: Giuseppe Terragni Project Year: 1932-1936 Architectural style: Rationalist Type: Civic Casa del Fascio is considered the masterpiece of Rationalism in Italy. The whole construction was started in 1932, and it took four whole years to complete the entire structure.

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A casa del Fascio, casa Littoria, or casa del Littorio ( Italian pronunciation: [ˈkaːza del ˈfaʃʃo]) was a building housing the local branch of the National Fascist Party and later the Republican Fascist Party under the regime of Italian Fascism, in Italy and its colonies, and Malta. [1]

Casa del Fascio eyed by Italian far right to major art

All historians find Italian architecture for Casa del Fascio as an inspiration, but it can be a connection, evidence and a program at once too. Between the different plans of Casa is Terragni changing towards a stronger inclination to clear Modernistic approach compared with the earlier works ( Hotel Suisse, Como) under Antonio San´t Elia, Le.

Casa del Fascio Giuseppe Terragni Fascist architecture, Facade

The Casa del Fascio was the first "political" architecture of Giuseppe Terragni, a new theme, in which moral, political and propagandistic factors are also involved, which translate into.

Giuseppe Terragni, Casa del Fascio, Como mauriziomontagna

Fascist party headquarters designed by Terragni is at the heart of the historic town of Como, about fifty miles north of Milan. The exact address is the number 4 of the Piazza del Popolo Concept and Spaces Fascia House is a building with a strong symbolic.