A Century-Old Roman Palazzo Grows a Faceted Glass-and-Steel Parasite

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A Century-Old Roman Palazzo Grows a Faceted Glass-and-Steel Parasite Jul 26th 2013, 20:00, by Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan We've talked about top-down demolition—where building are deconstructed one floor at a time, ending at the ground—before. But a newly-completed building in Rome, by Italian studio Fuksas, puts a twist on the concept: The old building's facade was perfectly preserved. The Palazzo ex Unione Militare was built in 1901 and once housed the Italian military [...] Related Stories Animatronics Could Go Mainstream Thanks to Disney's Latest Program Get Lost In These Abstract Maps of the World's Great Cities I Could Stare at These Animated Beer Labels All Day Only £395,000 For a Six-Bedroom Farmhouse… in the Middle of an Industrial Estate

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