Clementi Clinic building, Catania

The Clementi Clinic is a former surgical facility located on Viale Regina Margherita in Catania, region of Sicily, Italy. It was erected in 1904 and designed by Carlo Sada in a Liberty style (Italian Art Nouveau). It presently houses offices of the Intesa San Paolo bank. The building is remarkable for the large windows in the upper floor used to provide natural light for the surgical suite.^[1]

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[1]
Sicilian Post: The 5 best Liberty style buildings in Catania, by Martina Palumbo, 8 November 2018

Antonio Rocca: Il liberty a Catania, Magma, Catania 1984
Franca Restuccia: Catania nel '900: dall'architettura eclettica allo stile liberty, Gangemi, Roma 2003

37°30′44″N 15°4′45″E

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[1]
Sicilian Post: The 5 best Liberty style buildings in Catania, by Martina Palumbo, 8 November 2018

Antonio Rocca: Il liberty a Catania, Magma, Catania 1984
Franca Restuccia: Catania nel '900: dall'architettura eclettica allo stile liberty, Gangemi, Roma 2003

37°30′44″N 15°4′45″E

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