Nel 1974 Andrea Bruno progetta per lo studio dell'artista Ezio Gribaudo una geometria lineare in cemebto a vista: guarda le foto.

Visiting Turin Italy? A local's guide to the best things to do in Turin including free things to do in Turin and the best shopping in Turin.

Il Villaggio Leumann di Collegno (Torino) è uno dei migliori esempi, in Italia, di particolari quart

Palazzo Reale di Torino, Turin, Italy

Fronte di Palazzo Carignano di Torino al tramonto. Leggero retouch per esaltare un croma e bordi da stampa anastatica. More amazing stories on www.onyrix.com More productions on www.umamu.org twitter: twitter.com/OlivieriDino facebook: www.facebook.com/OlivieriDino g+: plus.google.com/collection/s1KwZB soundcloud: soundcloud.com/onyrix bandcamp: onyrix.bandcamp.com/ instagram: www.instagram.com/olivieri.dino youtube: www.youtube.com/user/onyrix/ vimeo: vimeo.com/onyrix/

10 Facts About Switzerland's Chocolaterie Camille Bloch: The Home of Ragusa & Torino in the Swiss canton of Jura.

Scopri quali sono le 8 cose da vedere a Torino se vuoi scoprire il meglio dell'architettura contemporanea in città.

Xerjoff, official Silver Sponsor of the Nitto ATP Finals held in Xerjoff’s home city, presents the perfume TORINO21. A vigorously energetic perfume which transports the wearer to the tennis courts. Upliftingly fresh and dynamic, TORINO21 celebrates the accelerated atmosphere of the ATP Finals. Olfactory Family: Aromatic Fougère Eau de Parfum ◄About The Collection Xerjoff, official Silver Sponsor of the Nitto ATP Finals celebrates the accelerated atmosphere of the ATP Finals with a new perfume for each year of the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin, Xerjoff's hometown. The Nitto ATP Finals will be held in the city of Turin from 2021 to 2025. Turin is the 15th host city of the prestigious season finale, which celebrated its 50-year anniversary in 2020. “The Nitto ATP finals can be a turning point for Turin and a restart as were the 2006 Olympic Games. As a Turinese and entrepreneur I am happy and proud to be among the representatives in support of the city that has the honour of hosting this great event”

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vintagehandsomemen: “ Belle Epoque style doors, Casa Bellia, Via Argentero, Torino, Italia (1907) ”

"Designed by architect Luciano Pia, 25 verde is an unique residential building that has been constructed in Torino, Italy. The load-bearing structure is made of steel and columns shaped like tree trun

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CASTELLO RACCONIGI 2007 Chromogenic print Edition of 5 Signed, dated, and numbered on verso label Mounted on aluminum Framing options available 39.5 x 47.5 inches edition of 5 47.5 x 59 inches edition of 5 71 x 88.5 inches edition of 5 Florentine photographer Massimo Listri is fascinated how his architectural subject matter allows him to control the composition of his image. For many years he has photographed classicism devoid of people. More than a simple record of architecture, through his lens Listri rediscovers historical spaces and invites us to examine them afresh. His oeuvre has been presented at many public and private foundations worldwide. Through the course of his career he has published over fifty books on art and architecture. "What makes his work unique is how he has made interiors look so absolutely vivid, as if they had a secret life of their own that only he knows how to portray. Listri has the extraordinary ability to capture all the small details that make the difference and reveal all the stories that remain hidden behind the surface. Listri's photos transmit an almost deafening silence, as if time had stopped and humans had suddenly disappeared and the only thing reminiscent of them are the interiors they've left behind, the remains of their lives and their passions, their art and their culture." Apostolos Mitsios

Das Zentrum der Stadt ist die 40.000 m² große autofreie Piazza Castello, die weitgehend von Arkaden gesäumt ist. Hier und in der nächsten Umgebung befinden sich einige der wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt und, ganz wichtig in Turin, einige der berühmten historischen Cafés. Mitten auf der Piazza Castello steht über römischen Ruinen der Palazzo Madama, der auf eine mittelalterliche Burg des 13. Jh. zurückgeht, deren Türme und Mauern auf der Rückseite noch zu sehen sind, während auf der Vorderseite eine eindrucksvolle Barockfassade vorgeblendet wurde. Der Palast verdankt seinen Namen den Regentinnen Cristina di Francia und Maria Giovanna Battista di Nemours, genannt "Madama Reale", die nach dem Tod ihrer Gatten die Regierungsgeschäfte übernahmen und hier residierten. Im 17. und 18. Jh. erfolgte der Umbau der alten Burg zu einer prächtigen Residenz und der sizilianische Archtekt Filippo Juvarra (1676 - 1736) schuf die Glanzstücke des Palastes: Die vorgeblendete Barockfassade mit den drei Portalen und riesigen Fenstern sowie das lichte Treppenhaus mit den beiden monumentalen Treppen. Im Palazzo Madama ist heute das sehr sehenswerte Museo Civico di Arte Antica mit einer Sammlung von Gemälden, Skulpturen und Möbeln untergebracht , außerdem eine Sammlung dekorativer Kunst . Im Rahmen des Museumsbesuchs können auch die prachtvoll ausgestatteten Räume besichtigt werden. Turin passt so gar nicht zu der Vorstellung, die man üblicherweise von einer Autostadt hat. Zwar befindet sich dort der Stammsitz von Fiat, aber die Stadt ist bis heute ein einzigartiges Beispiel absolutistisch geprägter Stadtarchitektur. Anstelle des mittelalterlichen Stadtgefüges wurde durch die Savoyer ab dem 17. Jh. in einer beispiellosen Bautätigkeit eine am Reißbrett geplante Barockstadt als Gesamtkunstwerk aus dem Boden gestampft mit einem rechtwinkligem Straßenraster, ausgehend von dem Schloss der Savoyer an der Piazza Castello. In diesem eleganten Ensemble kann man selbst bei schlechtem Wetter unter 18 km Arkadengängen angenehm flanieren, zumal viele Straßen im Zentrum und vor allem die schönen Plätze seit einigen Jahren autofrei oder zumindest verkehrsberuhigt sind.

Torino (Turin), Italy. Bridge over Po river during blue hour. Turin is well known as the home of the Shroud of Turin, and as host of the 2006 Winter Olympics. Its symbol is the Mole Antonelliana, which unfortunately I was not able to shoot at this time of the night, as it is best seen from a hill such as the one you see on the right. Not a very exciting city in my opinion as compared to Milan, but it has its own Italian flavor. © Yen Baet. All Rights Reserved.

The new Bivacco Gervasutti designed by Luca Gentilcore and Stefano Testa, is a replicable prototype anchored to the side of Mont Blanc.