See also: Half-Dome Fad - Cisternone
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Palazzo Ciampi
See also: Half-Dome Fad - Cisternone
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On the right side of the Cisternone, facing the the square with the same name, we find Palazzo Ciampi, built between 1830 and 1840, with its characteristic and elegant semicircular facade, probably a design by the archittect Pasquale Poccianti (1774-1858), the same of the above mentioned Cisternone.
See also: Half-Dome Fad - Cisternone
See also: Half-Dome Fad - Cisternone
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9 comments:
Lovely building. There appears to e a very nice apartment one floor from the top.
Beautiful building.
Nice, simple classical building.
Adorable architecture!
Léia
Elegant, clean cut lines!
It's a wonderful building!
Yes, beautiful a building indeed.
Please have a good Friday.
A little curve adds so much.
Nice looking building it is. And your photo is a good one as well.
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