Villino Lampredi

The Villino Lampredi exhibits flowing lines and natural shapes in its facade, with wrought iron decorations highlighting the architectural details throughout the structure.

Built between 1908 and 1909, this residence represents architect Giovanni Michelazzi's contribution to the Art Nouveau movement in Florence during the early twentieth century.

The building reflects the changing tastes of Florence's middle class, who embraced the modern Art Nouveau style instead of traditional Renaissance architecture.

The palazzo stands as part of an architectural walking route that includes other Art Nouveau structures like Casa Galleria Vichi and Villino Broggi Caraceni.

The structure incorporates Michelazzi's signature design elements, including detailed masonry work and ornamental features that set it apart from other Liberty style buildings.

Location: Florence

Architects: Giovanni Michelazzi

Architectural style: Art Nouveau

GPS coordinates: 43.76497,11.24018

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:29