421 Comments for Manicomio di Collegno (Certosa)

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This sort of reminds me of the buildings in Colonial Williamsburg (Virginia) around the college there and in the Colonial part too.

The colors are stunning, and even those green (whatever they are) go so well with the rest of the surroundings.
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I LOVE this picture! It brings to mind a college campus or something like that!

How gorgeous that green is! It goes SOOOO well with the pale yellow of the building and the green of the gates. :)
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The ivy looks like it is creeping ever so slowly over the doors and through the cracks to reclaim what is its own. I think it gives the room character.
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There is something so creepy about finding stuff like this that PROVES that people were once here...

I wonder what those numbers were for?
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Wow...what a contrast between the dead (all the destroyed and abandoned objects laying around) and the living (the ivy)...

There is something almost poetic about this picture!
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Yo, got a light?

*BOOM!!!*

Yeah, that would DEFINITELY ruin your day...

That hallway looks so thin...and...*gulp* dark...
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I KNOW I KNOW!!

That is the room where lots of dead bodies were stored, but they all turned to ZOMBIES and had to be cemented in!!

Yeah? Yeah? Whaddya think?
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Hmm...Lab and Destroyed...

Methinks that someone was possibly playing with their Junior Chemistry Set and got a little...carried away?
:D
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Wow. Looks like a road to Grandma's House in the woods. :) I love it!
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That looks nicer than any of the doors to the "Ospedale Psichiatrico"s that I have been in. :D

How ornate!
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Wow. Now how in the WORLD did you read all that??

<<In total awe of Anais>> You are my hero for the day!! :)

I have NO idea what all that MEANT, but go you! That was great!
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Looks like the angel is flipping someone off...my goodness...

That is one nice statue though.
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The statue looks like it is saying "Boy I wish I could get in there..."

Those doors are magnificent!
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My first thought was gee what is a soda machine doing in front of such an old-fashioned builfing.

Thanks for clarifying what it is. It looks so out of place being so bright in color compared to the rest of the building.
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I love the simple symmetry of the shot...building in the middle...roads going away on either side. Nice work!