“A house of ravens?” you might ask, intrigued by the name Casa Corvi. Here in Milan, Casa Corvi stands as a testament to Enrico Provasi’s architectural vision. Completed in 1909, this Art Nouveau gem isn’t widely known, but it holds a unique charm. Casa Corvi sits on a triangular plot, nestled between Via Piacenza and Via Gian Carlo Passeroni, near Porta Romana. Its striking vertical facades are adorned with elegant Art Nouveau decorations. But the true showstopper is the corner facade. Imagine triphorated bay windows gracing the ground and top floors, with charming balconies on the floors in between. This design element gives Casa Corvi a distinct character. It’s a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by those who appreciate architectural beauty and seek out the less-traveled paths of Milan.
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