"But what is bad", we have often cried during these long years of its construction passing. The new courthouse in Florence is a work of colossal 240 meters 146. The project, Leonardo Ricci goes back to the seventies and was created with the idea of \u200b\u200breuniting here several judicial offices scattered throughout the city. The building was recently completed but not yet used because of the lack of furniture or some other accessory.
The Florentines, who were accustomed to the precision and rationality of Arnolfo di Cambio and Brunelleschi, could not turn up their nose in front of a complex made up of sharp edges, large windows, which alternate with pietraforte, geometric shapes and contrasting juxtaposed bold. I have always suggested the idea of \u200b\u200bthe tribunal that wants to inspire awe and for some reason, I always associated with The Trial by Franz Kafka. Some
days ago, passing adjacent to the new park in San Donato, I took the photo above and I said that, looking back, this courthouse is not so bad. With its spire and its textured surfaces is a non-trivial presence maybe I would see better down the Thames in London rather than in terms of my "so cute and pretty town .
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