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The Costanzi family committees to Pietro Nobile a project for an holding from the mid-ë700. In 1840 another landowner, Daniele Caroli, the following year committees to the architect Valentino Valle to add a part of the building to the part...
Build in 1804 by an anonymous architect. The building, propriety of MariaTeresa Civrani and her husband Carlo Leopoldo Eisner, was inherited by their sons, that in 1850 sold it to the Polacco family. The building stays compact on a basement...
The Metternich Hotel, then called Hotel de la Ville, today base of Fincantieri, was for many years the most important of the city. Projected by Giovanni Degasperi, presents nevertheless some compositional restlessness in the picture and in the...
In his propriety on the hill of the Saints Martyrs the trader Antonio Strohlendorf built a country house called "Anonymous". In 1790 the estate was purchased by the count Cassis Faraone, rich merchant of Egyptian origins, who enlarged and...
Committed by Giovanni Battista Pitteri, was purchased by Carlo díOttavio Fontana, rich exponent of the economical life in Trieste. That in 1808, he made a hotel. The general settlement, realized with elegant majesty, manifests characteristics...
The project of the bank of Praga (then American Bank, Banca d’Italia and from the 90’s Deutsche Bank) by Josip Costaperaria and Osvaldo Poliva, is a clear example of rationalism characterized by solid and compact volumes.The inferior area...
Realized by the architect Eugenio Geiringer in 1903, for the cavalier Giuseppe Basevi, famous exponent of the entrepreneurs of the city. The building fore ground had the offices of the society of commissions of the customer and the upper floors...
The building represents one of the best modernist evidence of Romeo Despoli. The building, perceived as unity, is in reality composed by three different buildings. The central part is slightly sunken compared as for the laterals. The continuous...
Max Fabiani (1906) careful in this project to the most decorative effects of the Liberty that solves aesthetically recurring to the beautiful ornamentation leaves cascade between the windows and to the elegant development of the balconies in...
Mr. Ernesto de Stabile commits the project to Max Fabiani for the realization of a four floor building, fore ground and basements. The owner has the top floor as manor, and destines the first floor to a Viennese cafè. De Stabile requests to the...
Synthesis of the two souls of the architect Giorgio Zaninovich. Six floor building with a polygonal plan, the central part projecting completely smooth presents long and narrow windows without any decorations. The lateral wings rearward compared...
The first multipurpose structure realized in Europe, the Balkan hotel (Narodni Dom) born as a big community centre where is concentrated the economic, social, cultural, artistic and sporting life of the Slovenian minority in 1904. Max Fabiani...
Opened on Christmas day of 1907. Considered immediately as a work worthy of all expectations for the modernity of the general setting and for the elegance and accuracy of the details. The palace by the architects Viviani-Ghiberti born as amateur...
It was built between 1890 and 1894 by the architect Friederich Setz. The palace disposed on rectangular area of almost 7.100 square meters, was devised since the beginning to guest both the post and telegraph offices and those of the finance, for...
The main monumental buildings of Roman Trieste were built on the summit of San Giusto hill. In the second half of the 1st century A.D., the so-called Propylaeum and the civil Basilica in the original plan were built. The Propylaeum served as the...
Situated south of the cathedral and documented from1338, it was then used as the chapel of the San Giusto catholic cemetery from the16th century until 1924. Through the three circular openings on the left side the bones taken from the burial...
Looking out onto the sea, it is the first of three buildings on the right hand side of the square. It was designed in 1870 by Bruni, who also designed the Town Hall. It was nicknamed Model because it was supposed to act as an architectural...
