former town hall in Segrate
Segrate, Italy
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The former town hall in Segrate, Italy, completed in 1966, exemplifies the bold geometric language of brutalist architecture. Designed by architects Laura Lazzari, Daniele Brigidini, Michele Achilli, and Guido Canella, the building reflects the period's embrace of raw concrete forms and monumental civic design. Now recognized as part of Italy's national heritage, the structure stands as a testament to mid-twentieth-century modernist ambitions in municipal architecture.
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- former town hall
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- Italian national heritage
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- Segrate, Italy
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