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Casa del Fascio, Viale Don Luigi Orione, Borgo Incoronata (Foggia), Italy. By Giorgio Calza Bini and Roberto Nicolini (1939-43). Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit

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#Repost @misterscollins.design (@get_repost) ・・・ (Scuola elementare)Raffaello Sanzio Elementary School Trento, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy designed by the Italian architect Adalberto Libera, 1931-34 #scuolaelementareraffaellosanzio #adalbertolibera #trento #trentino #trentinoaltoadige #italy #italia #italianmodern #italianrationalism #italianarchitecture #italian #architettura #architecture #architetturaitaliana #architetturarazionalista #razionalismo #razionalismoitaliano #modern #modernarchitecture #modernist #modernistarchitecture #modernism #modernismweek #modernismweek2019 #stephencollins https://www.instagram.com/p/BmcNPKnAvj0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1rm01hot1nbwx

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Borgo Incoronata (Foggia), Italy. By Giorgio Calza Bini and Roberto Nicolini (1939-43). Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit

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Casa del Fascio, Como. One of the most famous buildings of italian rationalism (razionalismo). Built between 1932-36 by Giuseppe Terragni. Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit

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NOVOCOMUM 😊- Rationalist building by Giuseppe Terragni. Built between 1927 and 1929, it is one of the most beautiful examples of rationalism in Como. It is also known as “Transatlantico” for its shape that looks like an ocean liner. The small little sign in the lower center reads "For Sale" (Via Francesco Ballarini). The one and only Novocomum is located at Viale Giuseppe Sinigaglia and not for sale.

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Aosta, Italy - Viale Conseil Des Commis. Foto: Wolfram Mikuteit

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Socialist postwar modernism? Not a rural building at all? Too modern for Borgo Cervaro, Apulia, Italy. By Vincenzo Chiaia, 1941-43. Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit La Casa del Fascio con l'imponente piano superiore e il altorilievo del balcone di scultore Gennaro Pepe. In basso destra dell' altrorilievo si vede la particolare della firma di Gennaro Pepe "G. Pepe".

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Borgo Incoronata (Foggia), Italy. By Giorgio Calza Bini and Roberto Nicolini (1939-43). Foto: Wolfram Mikuteit

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View of the village square from "inside" the Town Hall. Veduta della piazza del paese "dall'interno" del Palazzo Comunale. Borgo Incoronata (Foggia), Italy. By Giorgio Calza Bini and Roberto Nicolini (1939-43). Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit. .

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Town Hall / Palazzo Comunale, view from inside. Borgo Incoronata (Foggia), Italy. By Giorgio Calza Bini and Roberto Nicolini (1939-43). Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit

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La Piazza. Borgo Incoronata (Foggia), Italy. By Giorgio Calza Bini and Roberto Nicolini (1939-43). Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit

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Borgo Incoronata (Foggia), Italy. By Giorgio Calza Bini and Roberto Nicolini (1939-43). Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit

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Town Hall / Palazzo Comunale. Borgo Incoronata (Foggia), Italy. By Giorgio Calza Bini and Roberto Nicolini (1939-43). Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit

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Chiese parrocchale “San Giuseppe Lavoratore” -  Borgo Cervaro (Fg.), Apulia, Italy. By Vincenzo Chiaia, 1941-43. - The main facade of the church. Under seven arched windows there is a series of paintings directly graffitied on the plaster,  representing various religious scenes. Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit

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Pure geometry. Borgo Cervaro (Fg.), Apulia, Italy. By Vincenzo Chiaia, 1941-43. The bell tower, placed in median position between the school and the church - connected by arcades. Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit. 

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Borgo Cervaro (Fg.), Apulia, Italy. By Vincenzo Chiaia, 1941-43. Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit