Casa Mazzotti

Albissola Marina, Italy

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

Casa Mazzotti, a house built in 1930 in Albissola Marina, Italy, represents an early experiment in Futurist residential architecture. Designed by Bulgarian-Italian architect Nikolay Diulgheroff, the building embodies the movement's radical aesthetic principles applied to domestic space. Now recognized as part of Italian national heritage, Casa Mazzotti stands as a significant example of how Futurism—typically associated with artistic manifestos and machine-age imagery—was translated into actual architectural practice during the interwar period.