Cos’è l’architettura fascista e perché fu uno strumento di potere per Benito Mussolini

When we talk about Italian Fascist architecture, we're referring to a series of architectural styles adopted in Italy during the twenty-year period, including Rationalism and Fascist Neoclassicism. For Mussolini, architecture was a propaganda tool that served to celebrate the greatness of the Fascist regime. Some examples? The EUR district, the Casa del Fascio in Como, Via della Conciliazione in Rome, and the Palazzo delle Poste in Naples. In this video, we'll explore the characteristics of Fascist architecture in Italy and the Littorio style, analyzing the main architectural trends. Join our Membership to support our Missione Cultura project and become a patron of Geopop: https://geopop.it/ngCbN 00:00 The architecture of the fascist period in Italy commissioned by Mussolini 00:49 The characteristics of fascist Italian architecture 01:47 Fascist rationalist architecture: examples 03:28 Fascist neoclassicism: the return to the Roman Empire 04:44 Architect Marcello Piacentini and the E42: the EUR neighborhood 05:55 The fascist renewal plan for Rome 06:28 The construction of Piazza della Vittoria in Brescia 07:05 Would it be right to demolish fascist buildings? OUR RECOMMENDED VIDEOS:    • Cosa c’è nel bunker nazista voluto da Hitl...      • Perché i naz*isti non riuscirono a complet...   CREDITS Anna Castagnoli Nederlands-Instituut-voor-Beeld-en-Geluid Ben Bender Sailko Sergio3z Cristina Polo Plumbago Capensis Fondazione Cariplo Giuseppe Albano Jorge Franganillo Katalin Bán Photo Andreas Praefcke MumblerJamie Blackcat indeciso42 © Steven Pavlov Taxiarchos228 Davide Oliva Laci30 ArchiDiAP Pufui PcPifpef GeoFede88 Sergio D’Afflitto Freepenguin #geopop #architecture #fascism