1930/48
designed by Romolo Raffaelli
It was
swept away by a flood of the Tiber in 1937 when it still had not been completed
Bombed and
damaged in 1943 by the Germans during the Battle of Magliana
Bombed and
destroyed by the Americans in 1944
Rebuilt in
1948 200 m away by Ignazio Guidi (1904/78), Cesare Valle (1902/2000) and Carlo
Cestelli Guidi for the Allegri firm without the previous fascist
decorations
It is
224 m long (735 feet) and is made up of seven arches in reinforced concrete and
travertine. The central bay can be opened and it is made of steel
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