The building, which bears characteristic Liberty style decorations which represent elements from motor mechanics to indicate the intended use of this piece of real estate, is by the architect Giovan Lelio Menesini (1882-1945), who in 1912 projected an earlier building for Domenico Maso which was used by the Luchesi Road Hauliers Cooperative. Such a construction was however, later substituted with a new one, which we can still see today, for which Menesini himself presented a project in 1914. According to the building commission's regulations it features decorations similar to those which characterised the now demolished garage.
(source: Lorenza Caprotti - Centro Studi Cultura Liberty e Déco)