stretches along the northern bank of the Tiber, between Via Flaminia and the Guido Reni–Pietro de Coubertin axis.
This area is home to a unique heritage: a century of architecture, art, and engineering.
From the Foro Italico to the Farnesina, from the Olympic Village to the MAXXI Museum, from the Auditorium to the Mosque of Rome.
An urban landscape where nature, culture, and sport are intertwined.
A living system that engages with the river and anticipates the city of the future.
The Churches of the Third Millennium
Rome does not end with its basilicas.
Created for the 2025 Jubilee, this project reveals a new geography: twelve churches built in our time and spread throughout the contemporary city.
Different architectural forms, new languages.
Not merely places of worship, but living community hubs: spaces for meeting, assistance, and community life.
From 2000 to 2025, a new map of sacred Rome has taken shape, strengthening neighborhoods and creating connections.
Understanding it, truly means understanding the Rome of today.
This project is part of a series of initiatives pursuing the same objective: to promote and enhance the cultural and architectural heritage of contemporary Rome, highlighting its transformation and evolution through different perspectives. These initiatives include:
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- Coordination: Venice International University
- Production: Università Iuav di Venezia, VIDE Laboratory (Vision Integral Design Environment)
- Content and documentation: QART Laboratory for the Study of Contemporary Rome, Department of Architecture and Design, Sapienza University of Rome; DOCOMOMO Italia APS; Fondazione Querini Stampalia Onlus
- Photography Campaign 2025: ENIT S.p.A., ENIT Cultural Heritage: Photographer Carlos Solito; Video Production: NOONE Creative Production srl
