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Most houses and apartments in Italy are of good standard, not lacking any indoor facilities. The traditional image of old Italian towns situated around piazzas adorned with fountains remains valid in a country where ruins from Classical antiquity stand alongside modern constructions. The Rationalist architecture movement of 1926 produced one of the outstanding Italian architect-engineers of the 20th century, Pier Luigi Nervi, architect of the Turin exhibition complex and the UNESCO headquarters in Paris. Marcello Piacentini was responsible for much of the imposing architecture of the fascist period, such as the Esposizione Universale di Roma (EUR) area in Rome. |
House in Trastevere, Rome | 
Venetian houses | 
Houses, boats and canal in Venice |
Houses in Venice | 
View over Riomaggiore, Liguria | 
Houses in Florence |
View over Vernazza port, Liguria | 
Narrow houses in Venice | 
Liguria houses |
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