by Fabrizio | Mar 20, 2026 | Architecture
Minimalist architecture: simplicity, functionality, clarity and valorization of space The first person to speak of “minimalism” was the English philosopher Richard Arthur Wolleim in his book “Minimal Art.” But the pursuit of change in the arts,...
by Fabrizio | Feb 28, 2026 | Architecture
Interior design trends emerging from international fairs 2026 doesn’t usher in a sudden revolution in interior design, but consolidates a process already visible in recent trade fair seasons. From Milan to Paris, from Copenhagen to Cologne, what clearly emerges...
by Fabrizio | Feb 16, 2026 | Architecture
Sustainable architecture is now one of the central themes in today’s design discourse. The climate crisis, rising energy costs, and growing attention to quality of life in built environments have transformed sustainability from a virtuous choice into an essential...
by Fabrizio | Jan 31, 2026 | Architecture
After describing the new Colosseum station on the Rome Metro, a virtuous example of dialogue between contemporary infrastructure and archaeological heritage, our gaze cannot help but expand beyond national borders. In many cities around the world, the subway is no...
by Fabrizio | Jan 15, 2026 | Architecture
The opening of the new Colosseum metro station marks an important milestone for Rome, not only from the perspective of mobility, but also in the way the contemporary city engages in dialogue with its own history. Building a transport infrastructure in one of the most...
by Fabrizio | Dec 11, 2025 | Architecture
December has always been synonymous with Christmas markets, lights, mulled wine, and squares transformed into fairy-tale settings. But for those who look at cities with an architectural eye, the Christmas period can also become a privileged opportunity to read urban...
