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Italian Architecture refers to the architectural styles and buildings found in Italy from ancient times to the present day. Throughout its history, Italy has been a major influence in the development of Western architecture, with many of its styles and techniques spreading throughout Europe and beyond. Some of the most notable styles of Italian architecture include the ancient Roman style, the Renaissance style, the Baroque style, and the Neo-Classical style. These styles are characterized by unique features such as grandiose facades, intricate ornamentation, grand arches, domes, and columns. Some of the most famous examples of Italian architecture include the Colosseum, St. Peter’s Basilica, and the palaces of Florence and Venice.
In Treviso, Italy, Ca’ delle Alzaie by Stefano Boeri Architetti proposes a nuanced model for urban residential living that interrogates the boundaries between architecture, landscape, and public infrastructure. Built between…
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In Milan’s Porta Nuova district, two verdant towers rise above the skyline—not as symbols of sustainability, but as living systems of architectural and ecological integration. Stefano Boeri Architetti designed the…
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San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane, also known as San Carlino, stands as one of the most radical architectural statements of the Baroque period. Designed by Francesco Borromini in the 1630s,…
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Perched on the Karst Plateau overlooking the Gulf of Trieste, the Temple of Monte Grisa is a striking monument to faith and modernist experimentation. Designed by Antonio Guacci and constructed…
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The NAP Penthouse integrates heritage with contemporary design and is located within the historic Palazzo Calboli dall’Aste in Forlì. The project incorporates modern elements that redefine spatial perception. Central to…
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In Forlì, a city in the Italian province of Emilia-Romagna, the newly completed Sidera Headquarters exemplifies neuroarchitecture’s transformative power. Designed to foster creativity and well-being, the project redefines traditional office…
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The Schifanoia Museum, located in the heart of Palazzo Schifanoia in Ferrara, Italy, represents a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, the museum holds cultural and…
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CuBo, the Cultural Box at the Campus Bio-Medico of Rome, is the first project realized within the thirty-year Horti Academici Master Plan. Designed by Labics in collaboration with Topotek1, the…
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Located on the 23rd and 24th floors of Torre Romana, the MISA 9.5 penthouse apartment has been thoughtfully renovated by architect Federico Guarini of Sciveres Guarini Associates. Torre Romana, initially…
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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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In the small district of Sforzacosta, located in Macerata, Central Italy, BDR bureau has redefined what it means to design educational spaces for young children. Completed in collaboration with the…
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The Pirelli Tower in Milan is a defining symbol of modern Italian architecture, representing a turning point in post-war design that merged technological prowess with a refined sense of elegance….
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The Gallaratese Housing Complex, also known as the Monte Amiata Housing, is a monumental experiment in urban design, reflecting the post-war ambition of reimagining social housing in Milan. Designed by…
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Completed in 1990 by Italian architect Aldo Rossi, the Town Hall of Borgoricco, Italy, is a quintessential example of Rossi’s architectural philosophy. The building is characterized by its repeated use…
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