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Casa Palanti Reopens Its Doors after a long restoration. Better known as “The Round House of Barrio Parque,” ​​this architectural gem was built in 1922 by the Italian architect Mario Palanti for the Fevre family. It is inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy, as is Palacio Barolo, also designed by...

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They should add an R at the end of that name Do it @peterthiel

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Una preciosa excentricidad.

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Palanti basically built himself a pocket Barolo for the Fevre family. Same Dante obsession, same monumental tower, scaled down to a corner lot in Barrio Parque while the original was going up 1919 to 1923 with 24 floors. But calling it a reopening is generous. It relaunched in November 2025 as a restaurant with Juan Ventureyra running the kitchen, a chef carrying a Michelin star.

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Cardonator 🇦🇷 ✠8 часов назад

Cosas que me dan años de vida.

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