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Hotel in Rome within historic palazzo includes newly uncovered Roman workshop beneath the site, preserved within a subterranean gallery
Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) has completed the conversion of Palazzo Capponi in Rome into a luxury hotel. Located on Via di Ripetta, near Piazza del Popolo, the 16th-century building has undergone significant restoration and adaptation, introducing contemporary architectural interventions while responding to the site’s complex history.
The design, led by ZHA director Paola Cattarin, draws on Rome’s tradition of layered architectural history, in which Baroque and Renaissance structures were built atop their Roman predecessors. It was one of the last projects that Zaha Hadid was directly involved before her death in 2016. The hotel contains 74 rooms and suites.
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