Tag Alvisi Kirimoto + Partners

30-11-2022

Renzo Piano and Alvisi Kirimoto Interiors of Rai News 24 television studios

The studios of Rai News 24, Italy’s 24-hour news channel, located in the Rai production centre in Rome’s Saxa Rubra district, were recently renovated with interior design by Renzo Piano and Alvisi Kirimoto translating the evolution of the multimedia scene into architectural form and revealing some of the work that goes on behind the camera.

17-03-2021

Alvisi Kirimoto Camerino Academy of Music - Andrea Bocelli Foundation

Camerino Academy of Music opened in the fall of 2020 after only 150 days of construction work, a project promoted by the Andrea Bocelli Foundation as part of the reconstruction after the 2016 earthquake in the interior of central Italy. Alvisi Kirimoto completed the initial project by young architectural studio Harcome; the new project gives the structure a significant contemporary look, providing the town of Camerino with an academy of music with a bold architectural identity.

04-12-2020

Alvisi Kirimoto Viale Giulini Affordable Housing in Barletta

Alvisi Kirimoto designed Viale Giulini Affordable Housing in Zona 167, to the southwest of the town of Barletta in Puglia, Italy: a rigorous, sober building with a sculptural presence in a highly varied, messy suburb lacking greenery and architectural quality. Viale Giulini Affordable Housing fits into a wider-ranging series of projects for urban regeneration of the entire district which also includes a park and pedestrian district designed by ABDR, Parco dell'Umanità — Asse Pedonale Attrezzato.

18-08-2020

Alvisi Kirimoto Multi-purpose Civic Center, Childcare Center and Park, Rome

Work has begun in via Grotta Perfetta, Rome on the multi-purpose Civic Center, Library and Childcare Center for 60 children with outside green spaces, designed by Alvisi Kirimoto architects practice. Completion is scheduled for January 2023. The project by Alvisi Kirimoto architects studio won the two-stage international design competition "Meno è Più 4” (Less is More 4) organized by Rome’s municipal authority, in 2007.