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Of humble origins, Fallica left the city at a very young age   Sicily   to move to   Rome   where he attended   Higher School of Architecture. In the capital he dedicated himself to   painting   and to   sculpture.

Over the course of   twenties   he took part in several exhibitions, the first in 1925 at the II Rome Biennale. Read the full biography

Of humble origins, Fallica left the city at a very young age   Sicily   to move to   Rome   where he attended   Higher School of Architecture. In the capital he dedicated himself to   painting   and to   sculpture.

Over the course of   twenties   he took part in several exhibitions, the first in 1925 at the II Rome Biennale. He also participated in the   III International Exhibition of Monza   and to   II Stuttgart Werkbund Exhibition   (1927), and at the I Italian Exhibition of Rational Architecture in Rome (1928).

Furthermore, in 1927 he won first prize in the competition for the monument to Rome   financial police. Graduated in   architecture   In the   1931, lived between Rome and   Catania, where the following year he married a woman from Alta   bourgeoisie   town, with whom he had three children.

As an architect he dedicated himself to civil architecture, furniture, sculpture and   painting   and engraving. His style was predominantly   Art deco,   baroque   And   neoclassical.

Fallica was responsible for designing numerous   buildings   in Catania of   post-war period, but also of different ones   churches   throughout the Etna province. In his hometown, Paternò, he designed in   1960   the building that six years later housed the headquarters of the Santissimo Salvatore Hospital.