Gothic architecture is one of the highest and most recognizable languages in the history of European architecture. Born in 12th-century France, it emerged as an evolution beyond Romanesque architecture and introduced a new way of building space: more vertical, brighter, more articulated, less dependent on compact masonry mass, and more capable of turning light into …
There is a distinctly Neapolitan way of understanding space that goes beyond geography alone. It can be recognised in the relationship with light, in the sensitivity to landscape, in the never-neutral use of material, and in the ability to hold together layering, everyday life and vision. When architecture in Naples is truly meaningful, it does …
When asking how many architects there are in Italy today, the first point to clarify is which data we are really looking at. According to the Unified Register of the National Council of Architects, Planners, Landscape Architects and Conservators, as of January 16, 2026, the total number of registered professionals is 159,115. Today, this is …
Rome is a city that resists simplification. Here, every project enters into dialogue with a living material made of history, layers, urban proportions, memory, and constant transformation. But it would be reductive to read the Italian capital only through the weight of its past. Today, Rome is also an open laboratory, shaped by new ways …
