mmta457 - Versione 3 - La Stazione di Servizio della Fiat Tagliero all'Asmara di Giuseppe Pettazzi -
Nel 1938 L'ingegner Giuseppe Pettazzi, originario di Rocchetta Tanaro, e quindi Rapallese di adozione, costruì all'Asmara in Eritrea, la Stazione di Servizio della Fiat Tagliero che dopo quasi 80 anni è diventato un Simbolo Unesco come patrimonio dell'Umanità di tutta l'Eritrea.
Fiat Tagliero Building, Asmara, Eritrea
One of the most famous art deco buildings in Asmara. This was completed in 1938 and designed by the Italian engineer Giuseppe Pettazzi.
Eritrea capital Asmara makes World Heritage list in colonial architecture
Eritrea capital Asmara makes World Heritage list in colonial architecture
Architecture from the colonial era left an exceptional example of modernism, judges say.Odeon cinema facade in Asmara, EritreaAFP
The UN cultural agency Unesco has added Asmara, the capital of Eritrea, to its list of World Heritage sites. The country still holds many well-preserved modernist buildings from the time when it was ruled by Italy (1889-1941).bowling alley with coloured glass windows and a huge skittle on the outsideAFP
Unesco said Asmara was an exceptional example of early modernist urbanism at the beginning of the 20th century and its application in an African context. This bowling alley was built in the era in an art deco style.
man taking bowling ball from queue in an art deco bowling alleyAFP
Eritrean authorities declared the city a national monument in 2001, and had been attempting for years to gain recognition for its architectural heritage.
close up of bowling ballsAFP
More than 400 modernist buildings survive, having lived through a decades-long conflict with Ethiopia.
Fiat Tagliero, garage shaped like an aeroplaneAFP
Famous among them is the Fiat Tiaglero building, a petrol station shaped as an aeroplane. Built in 1938, it now stands empty.
The garage in use, with Shell petrol station signs outside and people standing talkingSTEVE FORREST/ GETTY IMAGES
The garage, which was still in use when this photograph was taken in 1999, is a prime example of how European architects would go to the city to develop work deemed too wacky in their home countries.
Art deco cinema exteriorAFP
The Cinema Impero, completed in 1937, still holds screenings for thousands of Eritrean cinemagoers. The country's representative to Unesco, Hanna Simon, said the announcement filled the city with tremendous pride and joy but also with a profound sense of responsibility and duty.
Eritrea: Urban decay - Asmara from Fiat Tagliero to Bar Zilli (Shida)
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mmta458 - La Fiat Tagliero di Giuseppe Pettazzi da Rai 3
Nel 1938, l'Ing. Giuseppe Pettazzi, oriundo piemontese di Rocchetta Tanaro, ma Rapallese di adozione, costruì all'Asmara la Stazione di Sevizio della Fiat Tagliero che nel Giugno 2017 è diventata un simbolo UNESCO per Asmara e per tutta l'Eritrea. Il servizio è di RAI 3 andato in onda in questi giorni in seguito alla conferenza sul tema organizzata dal Museo Marinaro in Piazza Gagliardo il 5 Agosto 2017
Asmara, la Piccola Roma eritrea è patrimonio dell'umanità Unesco
Milano (askanews) - La struttura urbana è la stessa di tante città italiane di provincia, con il corso, i caffè, i luoghi di culto, il mercato e i cinema, con la differenza che siamo in Africa e che il tempo sembra essersi fermato. Siamo ad Asmara, capitale dell'Eritrea, che l'Unesco ha dichiarato patrimonio dell'umanità. Un riconoscimento all'architettura modernista ereditata dal colonialismo italiano, ma anche alla capacità degli eritrei di farne un elemento della propria identità nazionale e di conservarla nonostante trent'anni di guerra di indipendenza dall'Etiopia.
Così La piccola Roma, voluta in gran parte da Mussolini, ma costruita dagli italiani già a partire dal 1889, quando i primi coloni si stabilirono sull'altipiano per sfuggire al caldo opprimente della costa e alla malaria, è arrivata quasi intatta fino ai giorni nostri, con i suoi 4.300 edifici all'interno di un'area di 480 ettari.
Una combinazione di efficace pianificazione urbana moderna e architettura modernista, tanto monumentale quanto talvolta audace. Un esempio è quella della pompa di benzina Fiat Tagliero, costruzione futurista a forma di aeroplano diventata simbolo della città, che un'impresa tessile italiana attiva ad Asmara ha già riprodotto su magliette e borse creando una linea di merchandising, in attesa che insieme al riconoscimento Unesco arrivino anche visitori e risorse per i restauri.
Asmara Historic Building
A train shape building in Asmara.
Post-op visit at Birhan Aini Hospital, Asmara, Eritrea
Berhan Aini Hospital where the Himalayan Cataract Group performed more than 1300 surgeries
Eritrea: Urban decay - Asmara Inside & outside of Post Office
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Eritrea: Urban decay - Asmara From Bar Tre Stelle to Mercato
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Asmara, la più bella città africana
(English subtitles available) Asmara una specie di foglio bianco dove gli architetti italiani del ventennio fascista, lontani da vincoli e costrizioni della madre patria, poterono disegnare la città dell'utopia. Un luogo dove cimentarsi con i più diversi stili architettonici in voga nei primi decenni del secolo scorso in Europa. Per approfondire (more on Asmara at)
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Capital of Eritrea
Asmara is the capital city of Eritrea, a country in the Horn of Africa. It's known for its Italian colonial buildings, like the Catholic Cathedral. The city's eclectic architecture ranges from art deco cinemas to the Futurist, airplane-shaped Fiat Tagliero service station.
The grand former governor's palace dates from the 19th century. Close by is the ornate Opera House, built in the early 1900s in a mix of styles.
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Things you should know about Eritrean capital city Asmara . It's known for its historical buildings, like the Catholic Cathedral. The city's eclectic architecture ranges from art deco cinemas to the Futurist, airplane-shaped Fiat Tagliero service station.
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The Catholic Cathedral of Asmara,Eritrea
The Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Asmara (Italian: Chiesa della Beata Vergine del Rosario) is a Roman Catholic church in Asmara, Eritrea. Often called the cathedral, it is a large Lombard Romanesque style church in the centre of the city, built in 1923 to serve as the principal church of the Apostolic Vicariate of Eritrea.[1]
The church was never the seat of a diocesan bishop and thus was not a cathedral in the strict sense. It was the principal church of an apostolic vicariate, an ecclesiastical jurisdiction headed by a titular bishop. In the late 1930s and early 1940s, a time of great immigration of Italians into the then colony of Eritrea, this apostolic vicariate, which since 1930 was exclusively of the Latin Church, happened to have more faithful than the Ordinariate for the Ethiopic Rite Catholics in the country; but after the Second World War the number of Italians in Eritrea went into steep decline. When the fourth titular bishop who acted as Apostolic Vicar at Asmara resigned in 1971, no successor was appointed and the vicariate was administered by a priest, not a bishop, until it was finally suppressed in 1995.
The church is now a parish church belonging to the Eritrean Catholic Archeparchy of Asmara, whose cathedral is the Kidane Mehret Church, Asmara.[2][3][4] Nevertheless, in Asmara the church is still commonly called the cathedral.
The building in the Lombard Romanesque style was designed by the Milanese architect Oreste Scanavini and work on it was supervised by Mario Mazzetti from Montese in the Italian province of Modena. Construction began in June 1921 and was completed in September 1923. The church was consecrated on 14 October 1923.
It is dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary.[1][5][6][7][8][9]
The church is in the form of a nave and two aisles with a transept and three apses. It is 40 metres long, 27 metres wide and has a height of 25 metres to the lantern, which is surmounted by a bronze statue of the archangel Gabriel,[10] also interpreted, in spite of the absence of the weaponry with which that archangel is usually represented, as Michael.[1]
Tomb of Bishop Camillo Francesco Carrara
The initiative for building the great church came from Camillo Francesco Carrara, O.F.M.Cap., titular bishop of Agathopolis, who was the first Apostolic Vicar of Eritrea.[1][11] A large inscription in the church honours the principal donors who contributed to the cost of the building. They include Benito Mussolini and other leading figures in Italian political life. The painting by Carlo Maratta (1625–1713) behind the high altar, representing the Assumption of Mary, was a gift from King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy.[1][12]
Inscription honouring the chief donors
Work on the freestanding 52-metre high bell tower began later and was completed in 1925 after the death (on 15 June 1924) of Bishop Carrara. It contains eight bells (an octave from A to A) cast from Austro-Hungarian guns captured in the First World War. The largest weighs 3.8 tons. An electronic clock was installed in 1987.[1][13][14]
Driving in Asmara - Eritrea (GoPro)
Driving from Asmara Palace Hotel to Flydubai ticket office.
Route:
Asmara Palace
Hday Street
Warsay Street
Mereb Street
Fiat Tagliero
Sematat Ave
Harnet Ave
Fenkil Street
Nakfa Ave
194-3 Street (FlyDubai Office)
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Asmara Bella. Meteabitey ..
Asmara one of the oldest city of Eritrea always clean and beautiful
In 1936 was the most industrialized from Africa Built by the Italian Colonialist most the style of the buildings they are similar to those in Italy built during the Mussolini government