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Romano Fortunato Carapecchia (1666–1738) was an
Italian Baroque architect who was
active in Rome,
Malta and Sicily. His
designs helped transform Malta's...
- as Neptune's
Courtyard and
Prince Alfred's Courtyard. In 1712
Romano Carapecchia designed the
Perellos fountain,
originally dominating the
courtyard under...
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enlarged in the 18th century. The
later construction was
designed by
Romano Carapecchia,
which is
considered a masterpiece, with its back
having an
elegant clock...
- centuries, with the main
staircase being built in 1733 to
designs of
Romano Carapecchia. Due to
these modifications, the
building has a
somewhat labyrinthine...
- 1675 as the lines' main gate, and its
design is
attributed to
Romano Carapecchia or
Mederico Blondel. The gate is
located within the
Notre Dame Curtain...
- the
Italian architect Romano Carapecchia. The
interior was
designed by the
Maltese architect Giuseppe Bonici as
Carapecchia died
before the
church was completed...
- were
rebuilt in the 18th
century to
designs of the
architect Romano Carapecchia.
Construction began in 1714 and
continued for
several decades. The new...
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rebuilt in 1731 to
designs attributed to the
Baroque architect Romano Carapecchia. In 1776, the
Sacra Infermeria cemetery was cleared, and the
human remains...
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which was
eventually inaugurated in 1705. In 1707 he
entrusted Romano Carapecchia with the
reorganisation of the
drainage system in Valletta. He built...
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Italian entrepreneur Romano Bobone (10th century),
Italian cardinal Romano Carapecchia (1666–1738),
Italian architect Romano Guardini (1885–1968), Italian-German...
