Text edited by:Matteo Zambelli
Photo: Benoit Bost
At Living 594May 2020, the draft of the Casa Voyageurs station in Casablanca.
Project ABDR + Yassir Khalil architectes.
During the conference at the Casa dell'Architettura in Rome, Piazza Manfredo Fanti 47, on 16 July 2021, Prof. Paolo Desideri will give a lecture entitled "The Concept of the ABDR Tiburtino pole and the planning of the area".
Edited by Ordine Architetti P.P.C. of Rome and province
As part of the BiArch Festival - Bari International Archifestival 2021, at the Margherita Theatre in Bari, on 7 September 2021 at 6.30 p.m., architect Michele Beccu will speak on the topics of the Festival.
For information: info@biarch.org
In the presence of the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella, Tuesday 21 December 2021 5.45 p.m., at the Theatre of the May - Vittorio Square Gui 1 Florence - will be held on concert for the inauguration of the new Auditorium at the May Florentine Musical.
‘Perspectives with horizons’ is an site-specific installation created by artist Alfredo Pirri as coverage of the new Zubin Mehta Hall of the Theatre of the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, designed by ABDR studio and realised by the construction companies SAC S.p.A. and IGIT S.p.A., commissioned by the Municipality of Florence. The inauguration event took place in the presence of the Mayor of Florence Dario Nardella, the superintendent of the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Alessandro Pereira, the CEO of SAC S.p.A. Eng. Emiliano Cerasi, and the artist himself, in December 2022.
Interviewed by Emiliano Pretto for Dire, Paolo Desideri talks about the future of the Tiburtina-Pietralata area.
Text edited by:Marzia Marandola, Marco Burrascano, Ettore Rocca
Quodlibet, 2021
In 1932 Marcello Piacentini was commissioned with the project for the Magna Grecia Museum; work was repeatedly interrupted until 1956, when it was inaugurated. In the early 1980s, the museum was enriched with the Riace Bronzes and the Wrecks of Porticello, assuming media prominence and a considerable increase in visitors. In 2009, a renovation was promoted in view of the celebrations for the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy, thus beginning a profound transformation by the ABDR Architetti Associati studio and the COBAR firm which ended in 2016, the year of the inauguration of the new National Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria. During the restoration and expansion in 2010 Alfredo Pirri designed the work permanent 'Piazza'. The volume, with three essays by Marzia Marandola, Marco Burrascano and Ettore Rocca, and with an extensive iconographic apparatus, describes and analyses the recent phase of the Museum's life: its new layout, the refurbishment of the covered courtyard with Alfredo Pirri's intervention and the opening of new spaces, up to its renewed relationship with the city.
Taken from Quodlibet
