Palazzo Di Giustizia
Milan, Italy
Marcello Piacentini, 1932
Precision and austerity dominate the “monumental rationalism” of Marcello Piacentini. The well-known Fascist-era architect left one of his most ambitious projects, the Palazzo di Giustizia, to the City of Milan.
Piacentini also designed two handles, Iustitia and Libertas, which are still in use in the halls of this impressive building. These two are considered to be among the earliest ``classic`` Olivari styles.
