Migliore and Servetto completes contemporary interventions within Rome’s Archaeological Park

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Bookshops for specialist museum retailer adopt common language in locations that include the Colosseum

Italian practice Migliore and Servetto has unveiled a new bookshop within Rome’s Archaeological Park. The project is the fourth store for specialist museum retailer, Electa. 

The practice developed a concept that aims to foster interaction between visitors and the architectural backdrop of each store. Key design elements that are common across the locations include an ultra-light furniture system, characterised by light hues and transparent micro-perforated metal sheeting.

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