SOMMARUGA GIUSEPPE
(Milano
1867-1917)
Architect
He Studied with Camillo Boito at the Accademia di Belle Arti
of Brera. He was educated in the critical
eclecticism of his teacher, but Sommaruga took the new way of
Modernism, becoming one of the most valid exponents of the "Italian
floreal Style."
His main works:
Palazzo Castiglioni
in Milan (1901 -1903)
Grand Hotel Campo dei Fiori in
Varese ( 1908 )
Villa Faccanoni (1907) in Sarnico
Villa Surre (
1912 ) in Sarnico
Mausoleo Faccanoni ( 1907 ) in Sarnico
Tomba Macchi nel Cimitero
di Giubano ( Varese )
and other chaples votive in various cemeteries in
Lombardia.