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Rome: The Latest Architecture and News

Renovation in the Historical City Centre of Rome / Davide Marchetti Architetto

© Matteo Rossi© Matteo Rossi© Matteo Rossi© Matteo Rossi+ 23

Apartments, Renovation
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Rome, Italy
  • Architects: Davide Marchetti Architetto
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  130 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2019
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers: Viabizzuno, Artigiana Arredamenti, Cooper Colours, IT'S STONE, Luca Mezzini pavimenti, +3

AR Penthouse / Carola Vannini Architecture

© Stefano Pedretti© Stefano Pedretti© Stefano Pedretti© Stefano Pedretti+ 22

Urban Planning & Architectural Design for Sustainable Development – 5th Edition

The 5th Conference on “Urban Planning and Architectural Design for Sustainable Development” (UPADSD), follows the success of previous versions in 2015, 2017, 2018. It is concerned with the concept of sustainable development and the different approaches that have become essential to modern development and energy efficiency.

To be a sustainable city, it must be designed with consideration of the environmental impact, for example, decreasing traffic congestion and using sustainable materials in constructions. A commitment to sustainable architecture encompasses all phases of a building including the planning, building, and restructuring. Sustainable development is the development that meets the needs of today and

Press Box / SET Architects

© Marco Cappelletti© Marco Cappelletti© Marco Cappelletti© Marco Cappelletti+ 22

Store, Small Scale
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Rome, Italy

Classica con brio / Filippo Bombace

© Serena Eller Vainicher© Serena Eller Vainicher© Serena Eller Vainicher© Serena Eller Vainicher+ 26

Apartment Interiors
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Rome, Italy

Navona Penthouse / Carola Vannini Architecture

© Stefano Pedretti
© Stefano Pedretti

© Stefano Pedretti© Stefano Pedretti© Stefano Pedretti© Stefano Pedretti+ 24

Penthouse, Renovation
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Rome, Italy

Palazzo Doria Pamphilj Apartment Renovation / SUPERVOID

© Giorgio De Vecchi - Gerda Studio© Giorgio De Vecchi - Gerda Studio© Giorgio De Vecchi - Gerda Studio© Giorgio De Vecchi - Gerda Studio+ 20

Renovation, Apartment Interiors
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Rome, Italy
  • Architects: SUPERVOID
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  190 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2017
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers: Tensocielo

Be.Re / Filippo Bombace

© Serena Eller Vanicher© Serena Eller Vanicher© Serena Eller Vanicher© Serena Eller Vanicher+ 15

Restaurants & Bars
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Rome, Italy

Portonaccio / NA3 Studio di Architettura

© Courtesy of NA3 Studio© Courtesy of NA3 Studio© Courtesy of NA3 Studio© Courtesy of NA3 Studio+ 41

Apartment Interiors
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Rome, Italy

Città del Sole / Labics

© Marco Cappelletti© Marco Cappelletti© Marco Cappelletti© Marco Cappelletti+ 32

Community
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Rome, Italy

AD Classics: Roman Pantheon / Emperor Hadrian

Locked within Rome’s labyrinthine maze of narrow streets stands one of the most renowned buildings in the history of architecture. Built at the height of the Roman Empire’s power and wealth, the Roman Pantheon has been both lauded and studied for both the immensity of its dome and its celestial geometry for over two millennia. During this time it has been the subject of countless imitations and references as the enduring architectural legacy of one of the world’s most influential epochs.

The coffers in the Pantheon’s dome, aside from their aesthetic qualities, serve to reduce the weight of the dome on the support structure below. ImageCourtesy of Flickr user Michael Vadon under CC BY 2.0Courtesy of Flickr user Michael Johnson (licensed under CC BY 2.0)The interior of the Pantheon contains a perfectly spherical volume – a cosmic symbol which triumphantly asserted the authority and might of the Roman Empire. ImageDrawing by Francesco Piraneni. Via Wikimedia user Bkmd under Public DomainAlthough the original Pantheon built by Marcus Agrippa burned down after his death, Hadrian ordered that its replacement bear an inscription stating that Agrippa had built it as a tribute to his predecessors. ImageCourtesy of Flickr user Michael Johnson under CC BY 2.0+ 16

Supreme Sport Village / LAD

Courtesy of ©LADCourtesy of ©LADCourtesy of ©LADCourtesy of ©LAD+ 24

Recreation & Training
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Rome, Italy
  • Architects: LAD
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  2000 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2016

Città della Scienza Masterplan Predicts Future of Self-Sustaining Cities

Developed for an international planning and architectural competition, this proposed masterplan for the Città della Scienza by Vincent Callebaut Architectures, coffice - studio di architettura e urbanistica, and Studio d'Architettura Briguglio Morales fuses sustainability with history to propose a self-sufficient urban ecosystem in Italy. Operating on the principle of living facades, the Città della Scienza revitalizes the forgotten military district into a vibrant, continually regenerating living city.

Read on after the break for a closer look at the plan.

Aerial View. Image Courtesy of Vincent Callebaut ArchitectureResidential. Image Courtesy of Vincent Callebaut ArchitectureView toward Hotel. Image Courtesy of Vincent Callebaut ArchitectureCourtesy of Vincent Callebaut Architecture+ 15

INTECS SPA Headquarters / Modostudio + Studio Cattinari

Courtesy of Modostudio© Julien Lanoo© Julien Lanoo© Julien Lanoo+ 23

Offices
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Rome, Italy

AD Classics: Casa "Il Girasole" / Luigi Moretti

As one architectural scholar described it, Luigi Moretti’s 1950 Casa “Il Girasole” is “a bit of madness on the solidity of Roman walls.” [1] Yet, this clever apartment building in the heart of Rome is far from the work of a madman. Its subtle historical allusions and deliberately ambiguous composition betray the genius of the architect’s creative and analytical mind. Moretti, whose notable commissions include Villa La Saracena (1957), Montreal’s Stock Exchange Tower (1964), and the Watergate Complex (1971), achieves a complexity of form and materiality in “Il Girasole” that distinguishes the project from its mid-century contemporaries and has earned it recognition as one of the earliest forerunners of postmodern design.

© flickr user giuliomennaSouthwest profile. Image © flickr user trevorpattMaterial detail. Image © flickr user zioscuroLobby. Image © flickr user giuliomenna+ 9

Conversation / Cose Turche: Architecture in Istanbul

MAXXI and Insula architettura e ingegneria with Based Architecture present “Cose Turche”, a conversation of six voices about Istanbul, aimed to recognize and trace the pulsating identity of a metropolis, which in its present metamorphosis is able to tell us about significant pieces of third millenium urban culture.

Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome / Studio Odile Decq

© Odile Decq - L. Filetici© Odile Decq - G. Fessy© Odile Decq - L. Filetici© Odile Decq - G. Fessy+ 13

Museum
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Rome, Italy

Olgiata Sporting Club / LAD

© Francesco Napolitano© Cornelia Suhan © Cornelia Suhan © Cornelia Suhan + 28

gymnasium, swimming pool
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Rome, Italy
  • Architects: LAD
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  7500 m² Area:  7500 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2010 Year:  2010
  • Professionals: Teico