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Past, present and future: newly renovated Alfa Romeo Museum opens in Arese
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Iwan Baan’s photography exhibition journeys from Las Vegas to Rome
Iwan Baan’s photography exhibition ‘From Las Vegas to Rome’ creates a dialogue between the two cities through crowds, architecture and cityscapes from above
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Alfa Romeo upsizes with the Stelvio, its first SUV since the 1950s
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The devil is in the details at Luca Cipelletti’s Rome solo show
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The work of Pier Luigi Nervi gets the Formafantasma treatment in Rome
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Zaha Hadid's Italian experiments and masterpieces come together at MAXXI
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Peter Marino's new Fendi flagship celebrates the luxury label's Roman roots
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G-Rough - Rome, Italy
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The 19th century Palazzo Dama is a welcome addition to Rome’s hotel scene
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Jean Nouvel leaves his indelible imprint on The Rooms of Rome
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Bulgari opens a Rome gallery dedicated to the jewels that shaped its legacy
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Tristan Du Plessis designs Rome's new Chapter Roma hotel
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Zuma has arrived in Palazzo Fendi, Rome
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Fendi opens its largest flagship store on home ground in Rome
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Film director Luca Guadagnino collaborates with Aesop on new Rome store
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In the frame: 2017's standout designs from around the globe
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Design maverick Gaetano Pesce explores diversity in a retrospective at the Maxxi Museum, Rome
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Architect Antonino Cardillo designs Rome's Off Club
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Rome's newest restaurant Liòn blends geometric forms, rich tones and brass detailing
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The uncompromising Alfa Romeo 4C Spider draws on a 1960s classic
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Roman renaissance: Fendi restores Rome’s Trevi Fountain
Fendi unveils the results of its 2.5 million euro renovation of Rome's Trevi Fountain
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Glamour, grids and history at the Hotel Mediterraneo in Rome
We tour Rome's Hotel Mediterraneo, the majestic, 20th century piece of architecture near the Italian capital's Roma Termini station
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Super size: Adriana Varejão’s baroque tiles loom large in Rome
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Feast for the eyes: into the food halls of Rome’s Rinascente
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Paolo Portoghesi’s postmodernist architecture: curves, Baroque and irony
A love affair with the Baroque, a playful sense of irony, a captivation with curves and a passion for patterns define the life and work of postmodernist Italian architect Paolo Portoghesi
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Slab happy: Konstantin Grcic’s latest furniture collection is full of concrete ideas
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The Real thing: Gallery Archivo inaugurates new architectural series
