How long as intellectuals we have been laughing at the regime's architecture, at towns like Sabaudia, but now, watching this town, we're having an unexpected feeling, its architecture has nothing irreal, ridiculous process of time gave this architecture of "littorio" style a quality between the metaphysical and the realistic, so to say, metaphysical in a really European meaning of the word, that is it recalls, so to say, De Chirico's metaphysical painting, and realistic because, even watched from afar, you can feel the town was built for people, as one uses to say a bit rhetorically, you can feel... that families have been created inside it regularly by complete, serious and fulfilled human beings along with their humility.