Palace

The Fortyfive Squared Hotel was born inside an 1870s building, and is the historical memory of the then Servadio Palace, of which remains the last portion occupied precisely by the current Hotel.
Servadio Palace was designed by Enrico Kleffler around 1870 for the Honorable Giacomo Servadio, a Florentine banker and president of the Società Generale Credito Immobiliare e Costruzione, which was commissioned to build the new Macao district. It was one of the first buildings to be erected in the Square in 1872.

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As an investment, the Honorable Member had a building constructed at the same time

And a villa in Piazza dell'Indipendenza, positioned opposite each other. The vast building occupied the entire block along the square and contained rental and representative apartments, which were necessary after the capital of Italy was moved from Florence to Rome.
In the aftermath of the Breccia di Porta Pia, the Royal Army occupied the barracks which were renamed the Macao Barracks.

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The Commission of Architects and Engineers

Established in 1870 and tasked with studying the city's General Development Plan, it proposed the construction of a new district in the Castro Pretorio area, due to its proximity to Termini Station and Strada Pia, where the Ministry of Finance would be built.
The plan was presented and approved by the Provincial Deputation in July 1871 and by the City Council on February 29, 1872. During the 1871 session, the agreement was signed with the Società Anonima Italiana, chaired by Giacomo Servadio, for the creation of the new district.
The new district would feature a grid-like street layout with a quadrangular square at its center, the future Piazza dell'Indipendenza, which the current Fortyfive Squared Hotel overlooks.

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