The “Palazzo Rosso” (Red Palace) is probably the most impressive building in the southern part of “Piazza Cavour”. It was built after 1837 by the archictect Innocenzo Gragnani.
The three floors above the rusticated base have half columns of the three classical orders: Doric, Ionic and Corinthian.
The carved decorations of the massive front door of the building.
Only the corner building in the middle of the old postcard was rebuilt after the last war, the rest of the square is almost as it was a century ago.See also: Piazza Cavour - Cavour
Very impressive. The columns, the great door and then the carving of the door it says it all. I always love old postcards and see if I can find anything still standing. Good job. MB
ReplyDeleteAmazing! What a door! Well, the entire building is magnificent!
ReplyDeleteI wish we had palazzos here. This is magnificent.
ReplyDeleteAgain, I love how the old buildings are still there! The shutters that are closed look like they're painted onto the walls. And the carving on the front door is amazing!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I love how they are really timeless.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a magnificent palazzo! I think I could manage to work and/or live there quite comfortably!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful old building. It's really neat seeing it in a picture from long ago.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I love columns and this is impressive.
ReplyDeleteI counted 36 columns...12 of each type!
ReplyDeleteI really like this building. Both façade and colour are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous buildings. I love the wood detailing on the door. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteEverything about it is impressive.
ReplyDeleteClassical simplicity makes it timeless and very elegant.
ReplyDeleteThat door is really beautiful, I liked a lot the traditional façade.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a stunningly lovely building. Not that complicated to build, yet outstanding. It's all in the perfect proportions.
ReplyDeleteI definitely can see myself living there.
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