Researcher & Project Manager within "Turin 1911: The World's Fair in Italy" web project.

This pavilion emulates the general architectural style of the rest of the Exposition and has a big terrace with beautiful steps that descend all the way down to the river. The main part of the building is marked by a magnificent door. Its tympanum has lateral alcoves. On the sides of the door there are four statues. On the sides of the main building there are four other wings (two on each side) connected with the central building and among themselves by a colonnaded portico. Beautiful statues decorate the attic. The Exhibition of the United States integrates those of Argentina, Latin America and Brazil in giving us a full display of each human activity in everything that has to do with industry, work and social progress in the entire American continent.

The United States of America are certainly now one of the most powerful nations in the world. Between the end of 19th century and the beginning of 20th century, the country was experiencing an unprecedent immigratory flow from Southern and Central Europe, and a huge increase in productivity, that made possible the process of industrialization (i.e. Ford Company was founded in 1903).