Characteristic building of scenographic completion of the urban extension of the northern city of the early twentieth century.
Designed as a residential-craft centre (housing a carpentry shop) in 1910 by the architect from Belluno Riccardo Alfarè (1882-1969) at the time of the decision to move the railway station headquarters north.
The building is located in via Caffi, near the station.
The building, initially intended as a furniture factory, combines neoclassical tradition and modernist elements. It was completed only after the war, in 1918.
