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Step into la dolce vita in the heart of NYC! Alessa, designed by White Noise Design Studio, redefines Italian hospitality with bold design, immersive spaces, and a surprise speakeasy lounge tucked away at the back. From plush velvet and mosaic tiles to custom lighting and artisanal touches, every detail invites you to indulge, gather, and celebrate.

Studio Modijefsky play beautifully on materiality and colour to create a breezy summer vibe at the new Italian restaurant Volare.

Monotony and complexity have no room in Italian cuisine and so it is, with the design of this restaurant in New Delhi that serves it. The design team of Sumeet Nath and Aanchal Chaudhary has tastefully carved out a setting for Ristorante Prego that essentially blends variety with simplicity. Check it out here…

The Internet has radically transformed the way we get around. Getting ready for a revolutionary breakthrough in vehicular navigation and safe driving especially for highways, @carlo-ratti-associati and Italian highway agency ANAS are all set to design a Smart Road system. Check out the story

A radical design is based on a circular approach to architecture will see three boats designed by Carlo Ratti Associati visit Dubai and become the backbone of the Italian pavilion during the Dubai Expo 2020. Check out the designers' approach to circularity and reconfigurable architecture here…

Interior and identity architects, Ippolito Fleitz Group plays a free hand at merging colours and patterns to bring the craft of carpet-making into focus at the Italian restaurant La Visione in Denkendorf, Germany. Check out the story here…

Carlo Ratti Associati and Italo Rota research into new ways of fusing architecture, natural elements, and advanced technological solutions by redesigning this old traditional Italian farmhouse with the living spaces around a ten-metre-tall ficus tree!

MAB Arquitectura captures the soul of the twentieth-century aristocratic residence, Liberty Villa, restoring it and enhancing the refinement and historical beauty of its setting. Reminiscent of the architecture of Palermo's holiday homes, Villa Liberty has been reinterpreted around a concept based on 'summer living', its distinct identity shaped by layers of time, seen in the bold blue shades of the doors, shutters, and Moroccan majolica tiles, diligently restored with an enhanced layout and material palette, its original details peppered with contemporary uses and functions.