Eclectic and Art Nouveau design
Casartelli designed the Grand Hotel Brunate in an eclectic and early Art Nouveau idiom.
Architecture
Giuseppe Casartelli
Designing the Grand Hotel Brunate, completed in 1893 and identified as his last work in the Art Nouveau style.
Giuseppe Casartelli was an architect associated with eclectic and early Art Nouveau design. He designed the Grand Hotel Brunate near Como. Completed in 1893, the former hotel has since been renovated and converted into private apartments.
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His last Art Nouveau work
Completed in 1893, the Grand Hotel Brunate is identified as Casartelli's last work in the Art Nouveau style.
Before the funicular
The hotel was completed one year before construction of the Como–Brunate funicular.
Former Grand Hotel Brunate
Casartelli designed the building as a hotel. Following renovation, it now contains private apartments.
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Former Grand Hotel Brunate
Casartelli designed the hotel, one of his final major works in the eclectic and early Art Nouveau idiom.
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