Open House Rome 2023
byThanks to Open House on 20-28 May 2023, everyone will have the chance to explore more than 200 historic and contemporary buildings in Rome.
architecture
Galleria Spada
byLocated in Piazza Capodiferro, Palazzo Spada will manage to take your breath away if you aren’t already engulfed by another beauty in Rome’s historic center.
Gio Ponti. Loving Architecture at MAXXI
byTill September 27th 2020, explore Italian architect Gio Ponti’s legacy at MAXXI through the “Gio Ponti. Loving Architecture” exhibition in Rome.
The Capitoline Museums: a tour through the world’s oldest public museum
byThe Musei Capitolini are the world’s oldest public museums. From sculptures to paintings, discover the antiquities housed in Rome’s Capitoline Museums.
New Generations Festival 2019
byEntitled “ATLAS of emerging practices”, this year’s New Generations Festival will gather more than 20 international young designers to reflect on the future of the profession of architecture.
The Women of Saint Peter’s Basilica
byHere we talk about the three women buried inside the Basilica of St. Peter, namely Matilda of Canossa, Christina of Sweden and Maria Clementina Sobieska.
A Stroll through History: Movements in Roman Architecture
byThe saying goes that Rome wasn’t built in a day, and almost 3000 years after its foundation it is still a work in progress. Here, we make a run down of the most interesting buildings from each architectural movement.
Sant’Ivo alla Sapienza
byLocated behind the hidden walls of Palazzo alla Sapienza, this Baroque marvel is very hard to spot from the outside.
Zaha Hadid in Italy at MAXXI
byZaha Hadid, who was born in Iraq and died suddenly in Miami, Florida, last year and now the MAXXI Museum of Modern Art, is devoting an exhibition to her.
Invisible architecture at Museo Carlo Bilotti
byJapanese Metabolist and Italian Radical avant-garde architecture from 60s and 70s at Museo Carlo Bilotti in Roma. Inspired contemporary work as well.
The Japanese House at Maxxi
byThe Japanese House at MAXXI examines the interpretation of the house by over 50 Japanese architects, who are situated anywhere from tradition to innovation.