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Infrastructure · Modernism

Fiat Tagliero Building

Giuseppe Pettazzi · Asmara, ER · 1938

Key featuresTwo 15 m concrete wings cantilever from a central tower, shaping a service station like an aeroplane.

Architect
Giuseppe Pettazzi
Place
Asmara, ER
Year
1938
Typology
Infrastructure
Movement
Modernism
Region
Africa
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