Palazzo Cereghini

Milan, Italy

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

Palazzo Cereghini is a rationalist house built in Milan in 1937 by architect Mario Cereghini. Exemplifying the streamlined aesthetic of Lake Como rationalism that flourished in early twentieth-century northern Italy, the palazzo represents the modernist idiom adopted by the region's architects during the Fascist era. The building is recognized as part of Italy's national heritage.