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  • The Spina Centrale is a huge panoramic boulevard which crosses the city north to south, created covering with earth the railway. .
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  • The Palahockey is designed by Japanese architect Arata Isozaki. The building is minimalist with.an innovative structure, where its steel will mirror the surroundings ensuring it is in harmony with.the planned extensive area of urban greenery and landscaping. After hosting various Olympic.events, the building will be used for sport events, concerts, shows and exhibitions and will seat.17,500 spectators.
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  • The Olympic Stadium was seat of the opening and closing Ceremony of the Olympic Games. The Olympic Stadium was the ex-town Stadium built in 1933 and for Turin 2006 it was restored and reutilized.
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  • The Olympic Stadium was seat of the opening and closing Ceremony of the Olympic Games. The Olympic Stadium was the ex-town Stadium built in 1933 and for Turin 2006 it was restored and reutilized.
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  • The Palahockey is designed by Japanese architect Arata Isozaki. The building is minimalist with.an innovative structure, where its steel will mirror the surroundings ensuring it is in harmony with.the planned extensive area of urban greenery and landscaping. After hosting various Olympic.events, the building will be used for sport events, concerts, shows and exhibitions and will seat.17,500 spectators.
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  • The Palahockey is designed by Japanese architect Arata Isozaki. The building is minimalist with.an innovative structure, where its steel will mirror the surroundings ensuring it is in harmony with.the planned extensive area of urban greenery and landscaping. After hosting various Olympic.events, the building will be used for sport events, concerts, shows and exhibitions and will seat.17,500 spectators.
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  • Santo Volto church. Mario Botto Architetto's Church connects with industrial roots. The building has a heptagonal plan surrounded by seven towers to which are connected the lower bodies of the chapels. The choice of the heptagonal plan coincides with the strong religious and symbolic meaning. Surrounded by a helical steel structure with thin sheets that recall "thorns", the chimney gleams by day and by night.
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  • Santo Volto church. Mario Botto Architetto's Church connects with industrial roots. The building has a heptagonal plan surrounded by seven towers to which are connected the lower bodies of the chapels. The choice of the heptagonal plan coincides with the strong religious and symbolic meaning. Surrounded by a helical steel structure with thin sheets that recall "thorns", the chimney gleams by day and by night.
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  • Santo Volto church. Mario Botto Architetto's Church connects with industrial roots. The building has a heptagonal plan surrounded by seven towers to which are connected the lower bodies of the chapels. The choice of the heptagonal plan coincides with the strong religious and symbolic meaning. Surrounded by a helical steel structure with thin sheets that recall "thorns", the chimney gleams by day and by night.
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  • Santo Volto church. Mario Botto Architetto's Church connects with industrial roots. The building has a heptagonal plan surrounded by seven towers to which are connected the lower bodies of the chapels. The choice of the heptagonal plan coincides with the strong religious and symbolic meaning. Surrounded by a helical steel structure with thin sheets that recall "thorns", the chimney gleams by day and by night.
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  • Santo Volto church. Mario Botto Architetto's Church connects with industrial roots. The building has a heptagonal plan surrounded by seven towers to which are connected the lower bodies of the chapels. The choice of the heptagonal plan coincides with the strong religious and symbolic meaning. Surrounded by a helical steel structure with thin sheets that recall "thorns", the chimney gleams by day and by night.
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  • Santo Volto church. Mario Botto Architetto's Church connects with industrial roots. The building has a heptagonal plan surrounded by seven towers to which are connected the lower bodies of the chapels. The choice of the heptagonal plan coincides with the strong religious and symbolic meaning. Surrounded by a helical steel structure with thin sheets that recall "thorns", the chimney gleams by day and by night.
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  • Santo Volto church. Mario Botto Architetto's Church connects with industrial roots. The building has a heptagonal plan surrounded by seven towers to which are connected the lower bodies of the chapels. The choice of the heptagonal plan coincides with the strong religious and symbolic meaning. Surrounded by a helical steel structure with thin sheets that recall "thorns", the chimney gleams by day and by night.
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  • Santo Volto church. Mario Botto Architetto's Church connects with industrial roots. The building has a heptagonal plan surrounded by seven towers to which are connected the lower bodies of the chapels. The choice of the heptagonal plan coincides with the strong religious and symbolic meaning. Surrounded by a helical steel structure with thin sheets that recall "thorns", the chimney gleams by day and by night.
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  • Residential low cost buidings in corso Lecce
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  • The Olympic Village of Turin is one of the three villages that gave hospitality to the 2,600 athletes during the Olympic Games
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  • Arco Olimpico. The imposing arch bridge symbolizes the transformation from a place for the market to the Olympic Village and it is a confirmation of the passage from the past to the future and it is the emblem that Turin is changing.
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  • Arco Olimpico. The imposing arch bridge symbolizes the transformation from a place for the market to the Olympic Village and it is a confirmation of the passage from the past to the future and it is the emblem that Turin is changing.
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  • Arco Olimpico. The imposing arch bridge symbolizes the transformation from a place for the market to the Olympic Village and it is a confirmation of the passage from the past to the future and it is the emblem that Turin is changing.
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  • Arco Olimpico. The imposing arch bridge symbolizes the transformation from a place for the market to the Olympic Village and it is a confirmation of the passage from the past to the future and it is the emblem that Turin is changing.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima<br />
utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,<br />
from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location.<br />
For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Paratissima, located in the San Salvario cosmopolitan area of Turin, from many years repeat its role as the alternative event to ARTissima, offering a place for young talent, artists not yet established, to exhibit, spiced up with DJ sets, food, drink and live performances. Paratissima.utilises various locations in San Salvario, from local bars, businesses and appartments to public spaces. The artists,.from around the world, can exhibit their own work with the sole condition that they respect their host location..For the visiting public, the event is totally free.
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  • Piazza Vittorio, one of the largest in Italy, during Artissima, a international fair of contemporary art, is a window on emerging art worldwide.
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  • Piazza Vittorio, one of the largest in Italy, during Artissima, a international fair of contemporary art, is a window on emerging art worldwide.
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  • Piazza Vittorio, one of the largest in Italy, during Artissima, a international fair of contemporary art, is a window on emerging art worldwide.
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  • Piazza Vittorio, one of the largest in Italy, during Artissima, a international fair of contemporary art, is a window on emerging art worldwide.
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  • Luci d'artista (Artist lights) in winter. Amare le differenze (Loving the differences) of Michelangelo Pistoletto, in the multicultural district of Porta Palazzo the biggest covered market of Europe.
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  • A street in the baroque district, in the back the Natural Sciences Museum.
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  • Heating plant realized by the architect Jean Pierre Buffi.
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  • Arco Olimpico. The imposing arch bridge symbolizes the transformation from a place for the market to the Olympic Village and it is a confirmation of the passage from the past to the future and it is the emblem that Turin is changing.
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  • Arco Olimpico. The imposing arch bridge symbolizes the transformation from a place for the market to the Olympic Village and it is a confirmation of the passage from the past to the future and it is the emblem that Turin is changing.
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  • Pinacoteca Giovanni and Marella Agnelli The last prestigious art place in Turin is born thanks to the wish of the honour president of Fiat Giovanni Agnelli and of his wife Marella. It's placed in the area of Lingotto and was created by the architect Renzo Piano, who had also designed the restructioning of the internal industrial area, that is called the Jewel Box: infact like a precious Jewellery box, the art gallery holds 25 pieces of the private collection of Giovanni and Marella Agnelli.
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  • Pinacoteca Giovanni and Marella Agnelli The last prestigious art place in Turin is born thanks to the wish of the honour president of Fiat Giovanni Agnelli and of his wife Marella. It's placed in the area of Lingotto and was created by the architect Renzo Piano, who had also designed the restructioning of the internal industrial area, that is called the Jewel Box: infact like a precious Jewellery box, the art gallery holds 25 pieces of the private collection of Giovanni and Marella Agnelli.
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  • Fiat Lingotto factory, located the area in the south part of the city..In 1919 the car track was projected, a one-kilometre long ring on the roof of the building. To allow a direct access, in 1923-1924, it was projected the north ellipsoidal flight. Inaugurated in 1923, the factory was completed in 1929-1930. At the Lingotto the car production ended only in 1982. .After Renzo Piano transformed part of the Lingotto in a congress centre, with a huge auditorium. An helicopter landing strip and a vast meeting room, in a glass bubble, are placed above the car track. Inside the project is completed with the realisation of a shopping gallery, a big hotel, a multiplex, an the prestigious art gallery Giovanni and Marella Agnelli.
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  • Fiat Lingotto factory, located the area in the south part of the city..In 1919 the car track was projected, a one-kilometre long ring on the roof of the building. To allow a direct access, in 1923-1924, it was projected the north ellipsoidal flight. Inaugurated in 1923, the factory was completed in 1929-1930. At the Lingotto the car production ended only in 1982. .After Renzo Piano transformed part of the Lingotto in a congress centre, with a huge auditorium. An helicopter landing strip and a vast meeting room, in a glass bubble, are placed above the car track. Inside the project is completed with the realisation of a shopping gallery, a big hotel, a multiplex, an the prestigious art gallery Giovanni and Marella Agnelli.
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  • the Archeology of Cinema is about the various discoveries, shows and experiments which preceded and accompanied the inventions of Edison and the Lumière brothers: the shadow theatre, the camera obscura, the optical box, the stereoscope, the magic lantern, chronophotography, the kinetoscope and, finally, the cinematograph. screens, let visitors learn more about the history of the objects on view and how they work.
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  • Turin, Intesa-San Paolo bank skyscraper (a project by the architect Renzo Piano). The building changed the city's skyline.
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  • Turin, Intesa-San Paolo bankskyscraper (a project by the architect Renzo Piano). The building changed the city's skyline.Yoga at sunrise.
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  • Turin, Intesa-San Paolo bankskyscraper (a project by the architect Renzo Piano). The building changed the city's skyline.Yoga at sunrise.
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  • Turin, Intesa-San Paolo bankskyscraper (a project by the architect Renzo Piano). The building changed the city's skyline.Yoga at sunrise.
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  • Turin, Intesa-San Paolo bank skyscraper (a project by the architect Renzo Piano), the garden 150 meters over the city. . The building changed the city's skyline.
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  • Turin, Intesa-San Paolo bankskyscraper (a project by the architect Renzo Piano). The building changed the city's skyline.Yoga at sunrise.
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  • Turin, Intesa-San Paolo bank skyscraper (a project by the architect Renzo Piano). The building changed the city's skyline.
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  • Turin. Porta Susa, the new railway station, in the back Intesa-San Paolo bank skyscraper (a project by the architect Renzo Piano). The building changed the city's skyline.
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  • Turin. Porta Susa, the new railway station, in the back Intesa-San Paolo bank skyscraper (a project by the architect Renzo Piano). The building changed the city's skyline.
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  • Turin. Porta Susa, the new railway station, in the back Intesa-San Paolo bank skyscraper (a project by the architect Renzo Piano). The building changed the city's skyline.
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  • Heating plant realized by the architect Jean Pierre Buffi.
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  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Castello di Rivoli, Stone Ring by Richard Long. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category.
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  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Castello di Rivoli, Persone Nere by Michelangelo Pistoletto. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category.
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  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Castello di Rivoli, Persone Nere by Michelangelo Pistoletto. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category.
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  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Castello di Rivoli, Novecento by Cattelan. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category.
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  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Castello di Rivoli, Variations on Ode to Joy for a Prepared Piano by Allora e Calzadilla. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category.
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  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Castello di Rivoli, Charlie don't surf by Cattelan. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category.
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  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Castello di Rivoli, Cutting Through the Past by Rebecca Horn. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category.
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  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Castello di Rivoli, Hippo. Castello di Rivoli, huge baroque-style castle placed in a strategic position at the entrance of the Susa Valley in 14th century, was rebuilt by the architects Ascanio Vitozzi, Carlo and Amedeo di Catellamonte, Michelangelo Garove and by the great Filippo Juvarra in 1715-1727; Juvarra worked on an ambitious project of enlargement, but it was left incompleted and its memory remains in the so-called Manica Lunga. <br />
Castello di Rivoli houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, the most important Italian museum in its category.
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  • Turin. Fondazione Merz. The foundation alternates shows dedicated to Mario and Marisa Merz, with other major site-specific projects by national and international artists.
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  • Turin. Fondazione Merz. The foundation alternates shows dedicated to Mario and Marisa Merz, with other major site-specific projects by national and international artists.
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  • Turin, Parco Dora. Parco Dora. Modelled on similar situations in Germany’s Ruhr valley, the park by Latz and Partner sees green areas embrace industrial remains and exhumes the river from which it takes its name.
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  • Turin, Parco Dora. Parco Dora. Modelled on similar situations in Germany’s Ruhr valley, the park by Latz and Partner sees green areas embrace industrial remains and exhumes the river from which it takes its name.
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  • Turin, Parco Dora. Parco Dora. Modelled on similar situations in Germany’s Ruhr valley, the park by Latz and Partner sees green areas embrace industrial remains and exhumes the river from which it takes its name.
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  • Turin, Parco Dora. Parco Dora. Modelled on similar situations in Germany’s Ruhr valley, the park by Latz and Partner sees green areas embrace industrial remains and exhumes the river from which it takes its name.
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  • Turin, Parco Dora. Parco Dora. Modelled on similar situations in Germany’s Ruhr valley, the park by Latz and Partner sees green areas embrace industrial remains and exhumes the river from which it takes its name.
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  • Turin, Parco Dora. Parco Dora. Modelled on similar situations in Germany’s Ruhr valley, the park by Latz and Partner sees green areas embrace industrial remains and exhumes the river from which it takes its name.
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  • Turin, Parco Dora. Parco Dora. Modelled on similar situations in Germany’s Ruhr valley, the park by Latz and Partner sees green areas embrace industrial remains and exhumes the river from which it takes its name.
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  • Turin, Parco Dora. Parco Dora. Modelled on similar situations in Germany’s Ruhr valley, the park by Latz and Partner sees green areas embrace industrial remains and exhumes the river from which it takes its name.
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  • Turin, Parco Dora, Bobby Sand Memorial. Parco Dora. Modelled on similar situations in Germany’s Ruhr valley, the park by Latz and Partner sees green areas embrace industrial remains and exhumes the river from which it takes its name.
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  • Turin, MAU, Urban Art Museum. The first Italian urban open air street art museum.
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  • Turin, MAU, Urban Art Museum. The first Italian urban open air street art museum.
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  • Turin. GAM, Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art.
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  • The Mario Merz's Igloo along the Spina Centrale, a huge boulevard which crosses the city north to south, created covering the railway.
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  • Urban Public Art near the Olympic Stadium.
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  • Urban Public Art near the Olympic Stadium.
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  • Turin. CLE, the new university Campus Luigi Einaudi, a project by Norman Foster, is one of the ten most scenic worlwide university buidings.
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  • Turin. CLE, the new university Campus Luigi Einaudi, a project by Norman Foster, is one of the ten most scenic worlwide university buidings.
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  • Turin. CLE, the new university Campus Luigi Einaudi, a project by Norman Foster, is one of the ten most scenic worlwide university buidings.
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  • Turin. CLE, the new university Campus Luigi Einaudi, a project by Norman Foster, is one of the ten most scenic worlwide university buidings.
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  • Turin. CLE, the new university Campus Luigi Einaudi, a project by Norman Foster, is one of the ten most scenic worlwide university buidings.
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  • Turin. CLE, the new university Campus Luigi Einaudi, a project by Norman Foster, is one of the ten most scenic worlwide university buidings.
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  • The word “MORE” written in five different languages is engraved on six lists of corrugated aluminum fixed on the wall where the sunlight causes the shadow effect of the words. Created by the New Yorker Nancy Dwyer - winner of "Walls to Art" in 1998, the installation was placed in 2001 on the wall of a building in the Andrea Viglongo square.
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