PALAZZO PARAVIA SRL

Name: PALAZZO PARAVIA SRL
Address: Piazza Statuto, 18/c, 10122 Torino TO, Italy, Torino, Italia

3.7/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact PALAZZO PARAVIA SRL

Address :

Piazza Statuto, 18/c, 10122 Torino TO, Italy

Phone :

📞 +9898

Website :

http://www.palazzoparavia.it/

Opening hours :

Monday	9AM–1PM
Tuesday	9AM–1PM
Wednesday	9AM–1PM
Thursday	9AM–1PM
Friday	9AM–1PM
Saturday	Open 24 hours
Sunday	Open 24 hours

Categories :

Housing society , Historical landmark ,

City :

Torino

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S	Stefano BUSSIO on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ PALAZZO STORICO ( RISALE AGLI ANNI 50 ...FORSE) BELLISSIMA LA MURATURA ESTERNA,INTERNA E GLI ALTI SOFFITTI..COME UN CASTELLO INGLESE!!SI FANNO GLI ATTI NOTARILI , COMPRA-VENDITA IMMOBILI...SONO CONTENTO DI AVERLO VISITATO GRAZIE A TUTTI HISTORICAL BUILDING (DATES BACK TO THE 1950s ... MAYBE) BEAUTIFUL EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL WALLS AND HIGH CEILINGS ... LIKE AN ENGLISH CASTLE !! NOTARIES ARE DONE, BUY-SALE PROPERTIES ... I AM HAPPY TO HAVE VISITED IT THANKS TO ALL
G	Giorgio Ricciotti on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Costruito nel 1864 dall’Italian Building Society per accogliere le attività amministrative del neonato Regno d’Italia, il palazzo è acquistato dall’editore Paravia, di cui conserva il nome. Dopo la seconda guerra mondiale, dal 1945 ospita uffici, settore editoriale e del materiale didattico della casa editrice, in attesa del trasferimento nel 1950 nella nuova sede in corso Racconigi 16. Recentemente è stato interessato da un progetto di restauro conservativo e destinato a funzioni residenziali e commerciali. Built in 1864 by the Italian Building Society to accommodate the administrative activities of the newborn Kingdom of Italy, the building is purchased by the publisher Paravia, whose name it retains. After the Second World War, since 1945 it hosts offices, publishing and educational material of the publishing house, pending transfer in 1950 to the new headquarters in Corso Racconigi 16. Recently he was involved in a conservative restoration project and intended for residential functions ampersands.
G	Giovanni Marturano on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Palazzo Paravia venne costruito all’indomani dell’Unità d’Italia dall’Italian Building Society, proprio per accogliere le attività amministrative e i ministeri del neonato Regno d’Italia. L’edificio, che si caratterizza per un sobrio stile neoclassico inglese, venne in seguito acquistato dal noto editore torinese Paravia, da cui il nome attuale. Per molti anni è stato edificio di varie abitazioni e uffici. Oggi. Dopo un attento lavoro di recupero conservativo, Palazzo Paravia si presenta alla città in tutto il suo splendore. La sua posizione privilegiata, a due passi dalla Stazione Porta Susa, nel nuovo centro cittadino, rende Palazzo Paravia una residenza esclusiva, sia dal punto di vista abitativo che professionale. Palazzo Paravia was built after the unification of Italy by the Italian Building Society, just to welcome the administrative activities and ministries of the newborn Kingdom of Italy. The building, which is characterized by a sober, neoclassical English style, was subsequently purchased by the famous publisher of Paravia, from which the current name. For many years it has been a building of various homes and offices. Today. After a careful restorative work, Palazzo Paravia presents itself to the city in all its splendor. Its privileged location, a few steps from Porta Susa Station, in the new city center, makes Palazzo Paravia an exclusive residence, both from a residential and a professional point of view. Palazzo Paravia was built in the aftermath of the Unification of Italy by the Italian Building Society, precisely to accommodate the administrative activities and ministries of the newborn Kingdom of Italy. The building, which is characterized by a sober English neoclassical style, was later purchased by the well-known Turin publisher Paravia, hence the current name. For many years it has been the building of various homes and offices. Today. After careful restoration work, Palazzo Paravia presents itself to the city in all its splendor. Its privileged position, a stone's throw from Porta Susa Station, in the new city center, makes Palazzo Paravia an exclusive residence, both from a residential and professional point of view. Palazzo Paravia was built after the unification of Italy by the Italian Building Society, just to welcome the administrative activities and ministries of the newborn Kingdom of Italy. The building, which is characterized by a sober, neoclassical English style, was subsequently purchased by the famous publisher of Paravia, from which the current name. For many years it has been a building of various homes and offices. Today. After a careful restorative work, Palazzo Paravia presents itself to the city in all its splendor. Its privileged location, a few steps from Porta Susa Station, in the new city center, makes Palazzo Paravia an exclusive residence, both from a residential and a professional point of view.