Casa Fiorentini
Museum | Novara | Piemonte | Italy
The Casa Fiorentini in Novara is an outstanding example of the Liberty style, the Italian version of Art Nouveau, and was built between 1907 and 1910 according to the designs of engineer Giuseppe Passerini. This architectural masterpiece is located on the corner between Viale Dante and Via XX Settembre, in the heart of Novara.
Architectural features:
The Casa Fiorentini is characterized by a harmonious combination of floral and geometric motifs, typical of the Liberty style. The facade is adorned with intricate decorations that reflect the aesthetics of the time. Particularly remarkable is the skillful use of the building's corner location, emphasized by the design of the facade and the arrangement of the windows and balconies.
Cultural significance:
The Casa Fiorentini is not only an architectural landmark of Novara, but also a significant example of the spread of the Liberty style in the Piedmont region. Together with other buildings such as the Casa Bottacchi and the Casa Ugazio Quaroni, it forms a collection of structures that shape the cityscape of Novara and underline the cultural identity of the city.
Today, the Casa Fiorentini stands as a testament to the early modern era and the artistic movements of the early 20th century, and is a significant heritage for the city of Novara and its residents.
