Giulio Ulisse Arata, Casa berri meregalli, Milano, Italia, 1903-1907

Giulio Ulisse Arata was an italian architect, who worked mainly in Milan, Naples and Rome. His work was mainly influenced by both architectural styles modernism and Art Nouveau, resulting in buildings combining elements from those two movements.

This combination of different architectural styles is particularly striking with the Casa Berri-Meregalli, which is located in Milano. Giulio Ulisse Arata used a wide variety of materials, such as bricks and rough stone from wrought iron. The architect created a mix of styles to design a romanesque, gothic, and liberty building, where it is even possible to find oriental elements such as mosaics.

References :

https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giulio_Ulisse_Arata

http://blog.urbanfile.org/2014/11/09/architettura-giulio-ulisse-arata-architetto/

Authors :

Halamek
Rosane
Delage
Rosset