A re-invokation of Ronald Reagan's (RIP) ill-fated 'Star Wars' program of 'space lasers' that was featured in the X-Files.
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A re-invokation of Ronald Reagan's (RIP) ill-fated 'Star Wars' program of 'space lasers' that was featured in the X-Files.
Dejo aquì sta Plumeria Frangipani o Plumaria o Flor de Mazapàn, Cientìficamente de la familia que màs amo Apocynaceae dijeron los taxònomos..
Un perfumista noble italiano del siglo XII creo con èxito un perfume que se parece a este de la flor , por eso la planta lleva su apellido
Es origniaria de Amèrica central y claro especialmente preparada para vivir en las zonas caribeñas. Es una autèntica obra de la naturaleza y cono se dice siempre "nadie se atreverà a desmentirlo"... Tiene enormes ramilletes de hasta diez flores perfumadas .
Aquì comienza a forecer este ramo donde se aprecia tambièn la belleza de sus hojas fuertes que parecen de porcelana y de cinco a nueve centìmetros de diàmetro,
en maravillosa disposiciòn.
Toda la villa de turista es de casas bajas y coloridas està cercada de estos arbustos que pueden alcanzar hasta 9 metros...
Imposible olvidar estos ramos con su exquisito perfume.
Tengo màs fotos claro, de ramilletes enormes...
Hay a la venta muchos hìbridos ya que la planta es exòtica y extremadamente atractiva.
Para todos feliz nueva estaciòn del año!!!
il candidato del centrosinistra sconfitto a Sestri Levante
Papa Giovanni XXIII | Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII
The house was commissioned by Enrichetta Zenoni Paleni and was designed in Liberty style. "Casa Paleni overlooked what was once called Strada Ferdinandea, the artery built in 1838 on the occasion of the Austrian emperor's visit to Bergamo, inaugurating the new urban development of the city.
Arch. Virginio Muzio
1902-04
Papa Giovanni XXIII | Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII
The house was commissioned by Enrichetta Zenoni Paleni and was designed in Liberty style. "Casa Paleni overlooked what was once called Strada Ferdinandea, the artery built in 1838 on the occasion of the Austrian emperor's visit to Bergamo, inaugurating the new urban development of the city.
Arch. Virginio Muzio
1902-04
Papa Giovanni XXIII | Piazza Giacomo Matteotti
The complex is located between via Tiraboschi and Piazza Matteotti, towards which it faces the ancient facade of the former Palazzo delle Preture, designed by the municipal engineer Francesco Valsecchi between 1849 and 1853, which has been entirely preserved and integrated in Muzio's plan.
Arch. Giovanni Muzio
1954-57
Now, the Comune di Bergamo - Palazzo Uffici.
Papa Giovanni XXIII | Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII
The house was commissioned by Enrichetta Zenoni Paleni and was designed in Liberty style. "Casa Paleni overlooked what was once called Strada Ferdinandea, the artery built in 1838 on the occasion of the Austrian emperor's visit to Bergamo, inaugurating the new urban development of the city.
Arch. Virginio Muzio
1902-04
Papa Giovanni XXIII | Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII
The house was commissioned by Enrichetta Zenoni Paleni and was designed in Liberty style. "Casa Paleni overlooked what was once called Strada Ferdinandea, the artery built in 1838 on the occasion of the Austrian emperor's visit to Bergamo, inaugurating the new urban development of the city.
Arch. Virginio Muzio
1902-04
Papa Giovanni XXIII | Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII
The house was commissioned by Enrichetta Zenoni Paleni and was designed in Liberty style. "Casa Paleni overlooked what was once called Strada Ferdinandea, the artery built in 1838 on the occasion of the Austrian emperor's visit to Bergamo, inaugurating the new urban development of the city.
Arch. Virginio Muzio
1902-04
Papa Giovanni XXIII | Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII
The house was commissioned by Enrichetta Zenoni Paleni and was designed in Liberty style. "Casa Paleni overlooked what was once called Strada Ferdinandea, the artery built in 1838 on the occasion of the Austrian emperor's visit to Bergamo, inaugurating the new urban development of the city.
Arch. Virginio Muzio
1902-04
Papa Giovanni XXIII | Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII
The house was commissioned by Enrichetta Zenoni Paleni and was designed in Liberty style. "Casa Paleni overlooked what was once called Strada Ferdinandea, the artery built in 1838 on the occasion of the Austrian emperor's visit to Bergamo, inaugurating the new urban development of the city.
Arch. Virginio Muzio
1902-04
Sant'Alessandro | Piazza Giacomo Matteotti
The Centro Piacentiniano is an urban architectural complex located in the lower part of the city. It was designed in 1907 as a business and tertiary center to house financial institutions, commercial establishments and administrative offices. It takes its name from its main designer, the Roman architect Marcello Piacentini.
Former Banca Popolare di Bergamo Headquarters (ex Banca Bergamasca).
Arch. Giovanni Muzio
1924-27
Sant'Alessandro | Piazza Giacomo Matteotti
The Centro Piacentiniano is an urban architectural complex located in the lower part of the city. It was designed in 1907 as a business and tertiary center to house financial institutions, commercial establishments and administrative offices. It takes its name from its main designer, the Roman architect Marcello Piacentini.
Former Banca Popolare di Bergamo Headquarters (ex Banca Bergamasca).
Arch. Giovanni Muzio
1924-27
Sant'Alessandro | Piazza Giacomo Matteotti
The Centro Piacentiniano is an urban architectural complex located in the lower part of the city. It was designed in 1907 as a business and tertiary center to house financial institutions, commercial establishments and administrative offices. It takes its name from its main designer, the Roman architect Marcello Piacentini.
Former Banca Popolare di Bergamo Headquarters (ex Banca Bergamasca).
Arch. Giovanni Muzio
1924-27
