Ita
Gallery
MAXXI Construction site
The MAXXI construction site represented a technical and creative challenge
The MAXXI (National Museum of 21st Century Arts) in Rome, designed by architect Zaha Hadid, is an iconic and innovative architectural work. The MAXXI construction site represented a technical and creative challenge, given the complexity of Hadid's design. The museum was built on land previously occupied by a military barracks, and its structure challenges traditional concepts of space and form.
The MAXXI construction site has been subject to numerous delays and controversies, mainly due to the complexity of the design and the technical challenges encountered during construction. However, despite the difficulties, the museum was completed in 2010 and has received widespread praise for its architectural innovation.
The MAXXI not only serves as an exhibition space for contemporary works of art, but has also become an architectural icon for the city of Rome, attracting visitors from around the world to admire its unique structure and experience its vast art collection modern.
MAXXI Construction site
Author
Category Zaha Hadid
MAXXI National Museum of the 21st Century Arts
General plan of Rome
Dynamic comparison Rome center 01
Dynamic comparison Rome center 02
