In 2004, the city of Naples invited, under the motto AAA (Architecture, Archaeology, and Art) invited prominent firms to propose designs for the new metropolitan line. The plan, aside from improving the connection between the outskirts and the city c
In 2004, the city of Naples invited, under the motto ‘Architecture, Archaeology and Art’, firms like those led by Norman Foster, Richard Rogers, Álvaro Siza, Benedetta Tagliabue or Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas to design the new metropolitan line.
The project refurbishes an old industrial complex by attaching several volumes with a pitched roof, and frees up part of the ground floor to establish contact with the sea; a brick facade with different degrees of density unifies the ensemble...
The project for the Line 1 Metro Station Piazza Garibaldi is inserted into an urban district with a strategic relevance for the whole city of Naples, in terms of scale and logistics. Five stations are present in the area: the Railway Central Station,
On view through 1 September at Castel Nuovo in Naples is an exhibition of the renowned photographer Mimmo Jodice. In ‘Napoli metafísica,’ over fifty images engage in dialogue with works of Giorgio de Chirico, revealing a Naples suspended between drea
Tras casi treinta años de trámites burocráticos, falta de fondos, un terremoto e incluso la sombra alargada de la camorra, la línea 1 del metro de Nápoles abrió en 1993 conectando con modernos apeaderos las colinas y el borde del casco. En sus sucesi
When approaching Naples from the sea, one particular building immediately stands out, emerging from the dense fabric of the historic city and dramatically impacting its skyline: the infamous skyscraper that was built for the insurance company Societa
Anyone able to look back on the times when Zaha Hadid was still an ‘underground’ architect will easily manage to see the recently opened Napoli Afragola Station as an exaggerated materialization of the project with which the Iraqi-British architect w
If it were not for the fact that we know that the new patrons have an advertising man lodged in their brains, one might think that the contest called “Sotto Napoli” is just a superfluous amusement. Without digging deep underground, Naples has more th
