In early 1900 the Cassa di Risparmio di Ferrara decided to build its new and monumental office in Corso della Giovecca and appointed Engineer Luigi Barbantini to the project.
… “On a radiant May day in 1910 the king of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele opened the Great Feast of the Reclamation and inaugurated the completed building, the new headquarters of the Cassa di risparmio di Ferrara in Corso della Giovecca.”…
The total renovation works of the first floor of the palazzo began in 2003, entrusted to Cesare Roversi Arredamenti who took care of every detail from the design to the construction of floors, ceilings, fixtures, moving walls and all the furniture and furnishings.
Building of 1910
The total renovation of the first floor of the palazzo began in 2003, entrusted to Cesare Roversi arredamenti who took care of every detail from the design to the construction of floors, ceilings, fixtures, moving walls and all the furniture and furnishings.
Hallway
View of the hall with false ceiling in lacquered wooden panels, onto which double doors veneered in Italian walnut with wenge wood inlays open up
Meeting room
Meeting room with table and furniture veneered in Italian walnut with wenge wood inlays
Partitions
Glass wall with columns and doors in Italian walnut and frosted glass.
Management Office
Ebony furniture
