The restoration and architectural reorganization project for the new headquarters of the National Library of Archaeology and Art History in Rome – conceived to transform the historic complex into a modern cultural and library hub dedicated to the preservation, research, and dissemination of archaeological and artistic heritage – continues according to the planned schedule.

Following the launch of the construction site and the public presentation of the project, the work is now entering the phase of engineering the glass roof of the courtyard, an element of strong architectural and technological innovation, designed to enhance the interior spaces and ensure high levels of comfort and sustainability.

Construction Director: Arch. Oliva Muratore, Special Superintendency of Rome

Operational Direction: Eng. Arch. Edoardo Filippetti, Arch. Mariano Rolon, and Eng. Elisa Pinca of Cooprogetti.