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		Sorted in order of regions and provinces from North to South. Grey characters after name mark not realized designs. Grey characters after client mark post war clients. Question marks indicate unsecure data. This list only contains buildings built between 1922 to 1944. To colonies converted hotels, villas and other buildings are not recorded.

			Agrigento (AG)
				Colonia marina "Maria Pia di Savoia"
					other name:	Colonia marina Agrigento
					address:	Sciacca (AG), via Gaie di Garaffe
					client:	City of Agrigent?
					architect:
					year:	1932?
					capacity:
					state:	refurbished, museum "Museo del mare


			Catania (CA)
				Colonia marina "Dux"
					other name:	Colonia marina "Luigi Sturzo"
					address:	Pozzallo (RG), via Lungomare Pietre Nere
					client:
					architect:
					year:	14 August 1937
					capacity:


			Catania (CA)
				Colonia marina "Dux"
					other name:
					address:	Catania (CA),
					client:
					architect:
					year:
					capacity:
					state:


			Caltanisetta (CL)
				Colonia marina permanente "Filippo Solito"
					other name:
					address:	Gela (CL), lungomare Federico II il Svevia
					client:
					architect:
					year:	1936
					capacity:
					state:	ruin


			Mesina (ME)
				Colonia marina
					other name:
					address:	Torre Faro (ME), via Torre Bianca
					client:
					architect:
					year:
					capacity:
					state:

				Colonia marina
					other name:
					address:	Isola Vulcano (ME), ?
					client:
					architect:
					year:
					capacity:
					state:

			Siracusa (SR)
				Colonia marina
					other name:
					address:	Lido di Noto (SR), viale Lido di Noto / piazzetta colonia
					client:
					architect:
					year:	1925
					capacity:
					state:	refurbished, hotel




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