The Palace Terni de Gregory, planned in 1711, is the best example of Crema rococò style. The project, which included some preexisting late-medieval buildings, was never concluded. Probably for the fact that it was never completed, the Palace is particularly fascinating: the front part, which should have connected the two sides, opens big windows on the sky and it shows the interrupted cornice and the arcades of the loggia which remained without decorations.