Designed in 1761 by architect Lorenzo Bernardino Pinto, the Governor’s palace is articulated in three wings of two floors plus the attic. Vacant since many years, the building is planned to be transformed into a museum of the Citadel of Alessandria itself, a remarkable and very large example of military architecture of the 18th century.
At the ground floor the program includes the foyer, bookshop and cafeteria in the central wing, and museum and offices in the lateral wings. The second floor is completely dedicated to the museum, including a section dedicated to uniforms.
Architecture: DAR e Isolarchitetti
Structures: ICIS
Systems: MCM
Total amount of works: 2.500.000 Euro
