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Santa Maria Novella Railway Station

Michelucci, Giovanni
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Alternative Titles
Stazione Centrale, Firenze
Florence Central Station
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/1721.3/120175
Date
1933-1935
Description
General side view within the porte-cochère, depicting entry and skylight in ceiling; Michelucci's first major work was S Maria Novella Railway Station (1933-1935; with N. Baroni, P. N. Berardi, S. Guarnieri, L. Lusanna and I. Gamberini) [collectively known as Gruppo Toscano], Florence, one of the outstanding monuments of modern Italian architecture. Situated next to S Maria Novella, it used traditional materials such as pietra forte and kept an understated profile. Through its great glazed entrance hall, open at both ends, it related both visually and spatially to the surrounding urban fabric. The interior furnishings are also in rich materials with careful detailing (two murals by Ottone Rosai survive). Source: Grove Art Online; http://www.groveart.com/ (accessed 2/9/2008)
Type of Work
railroad station
Subject
architectural exteriors, engineering and industry, manufacturing, Transportation, rationalism (architecture), Modernist
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© Scott Gilchrist, Archivision, Inc.
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