The Casa del Fascio (pronounced in Italian) is a building built between 1932 and 1936 in Como, Italy, to house the headquarters of the local Fascist Party.[1]​ It was designed by the architect Giuseppe Terragni—at that time brother of the mayor of Como—[1]​ who would begin working on the design in 1928.[2]​ With glass as a fundamental element in its structure, cubic,[1]​ has been considered "as Italy's most outstanding contribution to the Modern Movement."[3]​ It has four floors[4]​ and is located in front of the Cathedral of Como.[1]​.

The lines and details of the building have a highly symbolic load.[5]​ The interiors were decorated by the Italian artist Mario Radice"),[6]​ with numerous portraits of Benito Mussolini, abstract murals and fascist symbols;[7]​[8]​ this interior decoration, however, would be destroyed in 1945, after the fall of the Italian Social Republic.[8]​.

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