Paris – The Italian Cultural Institute in Paris hosts until April 30 the exhibition “Une Nouvelle Rome,” dedicated to a selection of more than 30 recent works by Roman architects designed and built in Rome in the last five years. The goal is to bring people to see Rome with new eyes; highlight the technical and construction skills of the Roman companies; and promote the exchange of good practices and skills between Italian and international designers and manufacturers. The exhibition in Paris has already been presented in Los Angeles and will then visit several European capitals. Set up in collaboration with the Director of the Italian Cultural Institute, Marina Valensise, the inauguration of the exhibit is scheduled for this afternoon, with a panel discussion with the Roman architects selected by a scientific committee composed of representatives of the Architects of Rome, and the Foundation dAcero Almagià. (9colonne)
