In the background, for an instant we can see the workin site that will later give birth to the Post Office Palace in Reggio Emilia, built between 1948 and 1954. It was a project by Roman architect Roberto Narducci, who designed about forty train stations all over Italy from 1926 and 1970 and ten post office facilities, not counting the Reggio Emilia one. The Post Office Palce was torn down in 2014, and up to date it is a woring site all over again.