Italian Rationalism is an architectural movement that emerged in Italy during the 1920s and 1930s, aligned with the broader European Modern Movement and rooted in functionalist principles. Developed by architects of Gruppo 7 and later the MIAR, the movement sought a synthesis between modern construction methods and a timeless classical order, drawing on Roman, Renaissance, and Enlightenment architectural theory. Its works emphasize clarity of form, structural logic, and measured proportions, producing buildings that balance modernist abstraction with a distinctly Italian sense of compositional harmony. - AsNotedIn
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| Roma Nomentano Post Office | Rome | |||
| Ufficio Postale: Palazzo delle Poste Roma Ostiense | Rome |
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