Articles Tagged with ''Italy''

The 16-month ‘reinvention’ of the 1895 building debuts just weeks ahead of the start of the 2026 Venice Art Biennale.

Athletes and spectators will see little ground-up construction, but planners have carefully considered the afterlife of the Winter Games and its venues.

The Italian visionary talks to RECORD about his oeuvre and plans for the school—named the Marionannischolé—which is set to open later this year in the Italian town of Bentivoglio.

RECORD managing editor Leopoldo Villardi reports back with the most eye-catching products from this year’s installment of the show.

Learn more about the awardee in the Pre-K–12 category by Alvisi Kirimoto.

A central design element of the Milan firm’s design for Casa BFF is a soaring canopy supported by a series of slender steel columns.

A versatile piazza anchored by a reconfigurable stage fuses together the ancient Roman civic space’s three halls.

The mid-century high-rise emerges from a Asti Architetti–led refresh that stretches from the tower’s street-level plaza to its copper-clad mansard roof.

Francesca Gagliardi and Federico Rossi, the duo behind Milan-based Fondamenta, conjure geometric and spatial complexity.

Read an excerpt from Matilda van den Bosch’s contribution to the collection of essays, which argues the towers are ‘a prime example of science put into practice while embracing nature.’