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Architecture in Rome represents a rich tapestry of historical eras, styles, and innovations that have significantly influenced Western architecture. From the engineering marvels of ancient Roman structures like the Colosseum and Pantheon, featuring grand arches and domes, to the elegant Renaissance and Baroque designs seen in churches and palaces, Rome’s architecture is a living museum of history and art. The city continues to be a blend of the old and new, where classical principles are merged with modern aesthetics, maintaining Rome’s position as a vital and inspiring center of architectural thought and practice.
Rome’s Termini Station, inaugurated in the 19th century, has long stood as one of Europe’s premier transit centers and a landmark of modern Roman architecture. As the beating heart of…
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Migliore+Servetto has crafted a unique design for Electa bookshops, weaving culture and conversation into the architectural fabric of extraordinary locations. From the Colosseum Archaeological Park in Rome to the spaces…
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The Pantheon, an enduring symbol of Roman ingenuity, still stands today as one of the most well-preserved and influential architectural works of the ancient world. Its grandeur and structural integrity,…
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In 1938, at the behest of Mussolini’s fascist government, Giuseppe Terragni and Pietro Lingeri designed the Danteum, an unbuilt monument dedicated to the famed 14th-century Italian writer Dante Alighieri structured…
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