- surrounding buildings, among them the Casa del Fascio. The decree was probably necessary; the artistic protection law only applied to buildings over 50...
- Planned within a perfect square and half as high as its 110 foot width, the half cube of the Casa del Fascio established the pinnacle of strict rational geometry.
- A masterpiece of rationalist architect Giuseppe Terragni, the Casa del Fascio (presently also known as Palazzo Terragni) had complex origins, with an initial...
- Casa del Fascio(Como) was designed by a talented Italian architect—Giuseppe Terragni, one of the initiators of Gruppo 7 promoting Rational Architecture in Italy.
- The Casa del Fascio by architect Giuseppe Terragni was built in Como, Italy in 1932-1936.
- More photos of the Casa del Fascio on Wikimedia Commons. Hours Subject to authorization by Comando Provinciale della Guardia di Finanza.
- My third visit to Como over many years: I come to see the Casa del Fascio, built by the Architect Terragni during the fascist years before WWII.
- Como,_ex_casa_del_fascio_04. ... As a signature feature of Italian rationalist movement, he designed the first fascism building—Casa del Fascio.
- The Casa del Fascio in Como, realized by architect Giuseppe Terragni between 1932 and 1936, is one of the masterpieces of Italian Rationalism.
- nature; working from a new framework without forgetting that Fascism is a completely original phenomenon.”[2] as Terragni wrote in 1936 about Casa del Fascio.
