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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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Trockene Plätze sind im Kloster begehrt

Trockene Plätze sind im Kloster begehrt http://ift.tt/2qpS5OU An den Schminkstationen reihen sich die Kinder und ihre Eltern geduldig in die Warteschlange ein. Anita Metzler-Mikuteit. Sießen sz Bleibt es trocken ... Kloster via Google Alert - Kloster May 1, 2017 at 12:34PM

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Brick Gothic Expressionism - "Abspannwerk Scharnhorst", Berlin.

Built between 1927 and 1929 by Hans Müller, architect of the municipal electric utility company BEWAG and Josef Scherer.

Twinlens Rolleiflex, Zeiss Planar f 2.8/80 and Kodak TMY 6053 (TMax 400), developed in Tetenal b&w reversal kit, scanned with Epson Perfection V850 Pro. 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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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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RITORNO A CASA .The work, a metal traveller, placed in Piazzale Vittorio Veneto, Foggia, with his back to the station and his gaze towards the city, was inaugurated 2014. Leonardo Scarinzi, the artist, explains the meaning of the sculpture: a tribute to the people of Foggia who have decided to stay or return to their native land after months , years, decades of migrations to other places in the world. Even if it looks like it: this is not a photomontage. 

The train station was rebuilt after the war in 1951 on a project by the architect Roberto Narducci, re-proposing some architectural elements used by himself in the construction of the Roma Ostiense station. The new station was inaugurated on 13 May 1951 by the Undersecretary for Transport, Bernardo Mattarella, father of today's President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella.  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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Church always comes first. School in second line.  Borgo Cervaro (Fg.), Apulia, Italy. By Vincenzo Chiaia, 1941-43.  Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit

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Entrance to the rectory, which is located in the school building, behind the colonnades and above the kindergarten. Borgo Cervaro (Fg.), Apulia, Italy. By Vincenzo Chiaia, 1941-43.  Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit