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The typography on the front facade of the Stadio Domenico Francioni is symptomatic of the sans serif typestyle seen on many public buildings in Latina. In this case, it serves to highlight the importance of sport in the fascist consciousness – the stadium is one of the key visible components on the initial city plan. It can be viewed from Piazzale Prampolini.
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Loughborough University Changing Environments and Infrastructure Challenge Seedcorn funding
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Stadio Domenico Francioni, Piazzale Prampolini, Latina, ItalyDate of image
12 July 2016Usage metrics
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