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Mini intro
Date: 1998-2009
Size: 27000 metres squared
Location: Flaminio quarter of Rome, near former Montello military barracks, just north of centre of Rome
Client: Italian Ministry of Culture
Key facts
Fascist Italy (Mussolini) - 1922 to 1943
Centre for renaissance art
Zaha Hadid - first woman to win Pritzker prize
Influences
Shadow from overhanging concrete references Le Corbusier and international style
Modernism, Constructivism and early 20th century utopianism
Geometry - Islamic architecture
Ribbon-like walkways - Great Mosque of Samarra (Iraqi heritage)
Function
Campus has an auditorium, library, cafe, bookshop and spaces for events
Structure
Walls are adjustable allowing flexibility of space for exhibitions, required in 21st century art
3 levels with underground car park
Artificial lighting for artists to choose lighting for their works
Materials and techniques
Concrete - primary material for facade, influenced by Ancient Roman architecture like the Colosseum
1300 tons of structural steel
Immense glass curtain walls