Building, close to the station “Ostiense” (Arch.: Roberto Narducci, 1940), Rome.  Photo: © Wolfram Mikuteit.  

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by Paolo Ceresa (1951-54), Via Mazzini, 10 - Bardonecchia, TO., - Piedmont, Italy. Paolo Ceresa is considered, together with Carlo Mollino, Roberto Gabetti, Franco Albini and Levi Montalcini one of the best exponents of the school of architecture that came out of the Polytechnico of Turin around mid twentieth century.

Ostia Lido, Roma. Quartiere "Porto Turistico". Foto: ©Wolfram Mikuteit 

Munich, “Alte Pinakothek”. Arch.: Leo von Klenze. Opening: 1836. Heavily destroyed during WWII. Reconstructed by Hans Döllgast 1957.  Source OP & Photo:  © Wolfram Mikuteit

Construction: 1932-36. Architect: Clemente Busiri-Vici (1887-1965). Purpose: children’s holiday camp (boys only). Inauguration: June 28th 1934 (!) by Mussolini. Today: ocean theme park, aquarium

Appartment Building “Sonnenhof” (sunny yard), Kreuzlingen / Switzerland. 1957. In top condition! Roof terrace with showers and lake view included! Source OP and Foto: © Wolfram Mikuteit

Arcades in l’Aquila (Abruzzo, Italy)   -   Photo: © Wolfram Mikuteit