Palace
Regione Liguria
The Palazzo della Regione Liguria rises as Genoa’s neomanierist landmark, a grand city palace built between 1924 and 1924, on a site acquired by engineer Cesare Gamba near the church of Sant’Ambrogio. Gamba first proposed a design in 1912 and revised plans in 1914; after World War I the area was sold to Navigazione Generale Italiana, and the building was completed in 1924 in collaboration with engineer Giuseppe Tallero. Its facade is tripartite, organized around a ground portico with semicircular arches, reflecting a continued historicist taste that recalls Gamba’s earlier work on Via XX Settembre. …
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