- Dreamt up by the Italian architect Mario Palanti, Palacio Barolo was the tallest skyscraper in South America when it was completed in 1923.
- Discover the enchanting world of Palacio Barolo during nightime, an architectural masterpiece nestled in the heart of Buenos Aires.
- The Palacio Barolo was designed in accordance with the cosmology of Dante's Divine Comedy, motivated by the architect's admiration for Alighieri.
- Palacio Barolo was the first major building in Argentina—and one of the first in the world—to have been made entirely from reinforced concrete.
- The Palacio Barolo is an important architectural landmark in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Completed during the 1920's, when the Argentine capital had one of the...
- CIUDAD DE CÚPULAS en el PALACIO BAROLO. [4K] Buenos Aires Walk - Palacio Barolo / Salón 1923 / Rooftop - Buenos Aires - Argentina.
- Entrepreneur and Italian immigrant Luis Barolo commissioned the Italian architect Mario Palanti to design The Palacio Barolo in 1890.
- For the building in Turin, Italy, see Category:Palazzo Barolo. Español: Palacio Barolo, Avenida de Mayo 1370, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- The Palacio Barolo was a building used to house offices by Argentine textile magnate, Luis Barolo. It was the tallest building in South America until 1935.
- Mimi Bohm, Buenos Aires, Art Nouveau, Ediciones Xavier Verstraeten, Buenos Aires, 2005. Rehberli bir turdan Palacio Barolo broşürü.