Rare example of neoclassical architecture, a project of Carlo Barabino (1768-1836), architect and town planner who has left us his masterpiece with Carlo Felice theatre of Genoa (1828).

In this palace it is expressed a studied classicism through the use of a smooth ashlar which confers to the structure (flooting, high pillars, cornice) a sober elegance.

On the roof, the roof-terrace, is in the shape of a classical small temple, almost an ideal acropolis.

Text of M. Marchini