Acque e fontane a Milano (1922-1942). Mediare funzioni e memoria storica

Between the two world wars, not only architecture but also public space (for providing services to citizens) and restoration (for seeking a historical identity), were often tools of propaganda. Exploring the works professionals, even minor ones, such as Alessandro Minali, allows us to grasp affiliations and oppositions, links and rifts. The management of water in the Milan the Ventennio, starting from the coverage of the Navigli up to the design of a network of public fountains, suggests a cross fields overview.