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Cinema Troisi

Cinema Troisi auditorium with rows of red velvet seats, dark ceiling with recessed spotlights illuminating the empty hall.
  • Year / 2021
  • Category / Culture
  • Author / Raffaella Moscaggiuri e Claudia Tombini
  • Photo / Claudia Tombini e Flavia Rossi
Modern café bar with curved white counter, wood top, beer taps, and Artemide pendant lights hanging from ceiling above shelved books

Unterlinden - Herzog & de Meuron

Ospitato all’interno dell’edificio dell’ex GIL, progettato nel 1933 da Luigi Moretti, il Cinema Troisi è uno spazio unico nel panorama europeo: una storica sala cinematografia da 300 posti dotata delle tecnologie di proiezione più all’avanguardia, di un foyer-bar, di una luminosissima terrazza, di uno spazio polifunzionale per mostre ed eventi e di un’aula studio – biblioteca con 80 postazioni, aperta 365 giorni all’anno, 24 ore su 24. 

Modern lounge with Artemide pendant lights over a curved wooden counter, white bookshelves, bar stools, and steps leading to a seating area.

Unterlinden - Herzog & de Meuron

Minimalist white corridor with grey marble floor, black track lighting rail with spotlights on ceiling, leading to a bright meeting room.

A.24 System + Vector Magnetic - Carlotta de Bevilacqua

The entire project has been the subject of an elaborate renovation work that the architects have carried out in constant dialogue with the Committenza and under the supervision of the Soprintendenza Speciale Archeologia Belle Arti e Paesaggio di Roma.
A renovation and conservative restoration work that, based on a rich documentation of the archives, has tried to give back to the cinema its original characters.

Artemide Alphabet of Light circular pendant illuminates a modern meeting room with long wooden tables and linear ceiling lights.

AoL Circular - Bjarke Ingels Group | A.39 Diffused - Carlotta de Bevilacqua

Modern library reading area with linear ceiling lights and warm task lighting illuminating a long wooden desk where a student reads.

A.39 Diffused - Carlotta de Bevilacqua

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