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Savills Investment Management annuncia il via del refurbishment per l’ asset di via Boncompagni a Roma

26 Gennaio 2022
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Savills Investment Management announces that Phase 1 of the  renovation of the new building in Via Boncompagni, Rome, has now started. The complex is a brand new 30,000 sqm regeneration project incorporating premium workspace, world-class living residences and retails in a series of four design-forward buildings spreading over an entire block and elegantly integrated within the heart of the Rione Ludovisi, near the US Embassy and next to one of Rome’s most famous streets, Via Veneto.The complex, set to complete in spring 2024, is the first Italian project designed by world-renowned studio MAD Architects. MAD, with the support of Starching and Buckley Gray Yeoman, proposes a holistic intervention for the area, enhancing the identities of the project’s various components and developing a forward-looking and futuristic architecture yet inspiring a sense of community and orientation towards nature.

The project consists of four distinct elements, including:

·         a ca. 17,000 sq m, prime, modern office building located along Via Boncompagni and Via Romagna, featuring a contemporary glass façade, double height entrance lobbies, terraces and world class amenities plus ancillary retail premises;

·         ca. 4,200 sq m of prime office space, exquisitely designed to preserve and celebrate the historical facade along Via Sicilia;

·         ca. 7,500 sq m of high-end residential premises located on the corner of Via Boncompagni and Via Puglie;

·         A multi-functional, wow factor space within the San Lorenzo Church, located on the corner of Via Sicilia and Via Puglie.

Savills Investment Management SGR S.p.A., on behalf of Urban Regeneration Fund, is managing the project, with the support of NS Costruzioni, acting as development advisor and liaising with the Municipality of Rome (Dipartimento Programmazione e Attuazione Urbanistica and Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali) and with the Ministry of Cultural Heritage (Soprintendenza Speciale Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio).

Source : Savills Investment Management