Office Snapshots features the new Settanta7 HQ in Milan designed by Rizoma Architetture: industrial materials, primary colors and smart lighting for dynamic spaces that embody identity, creativity and sharing.

Marie Claire dedicates an article to The Social Hub Rome and Florence, two interior design projects by Rizoma Architetture that explore new forms of hybrid hospitality blending accommodation, work, and social interaction.

Artribune dedicates an article to hybrid hotels, new hospitality concepts that combine accommodation, work, and social interaction. Among the featured cases are The Social Hub Rome and The Social Hub Florence Belfiore, two interior design projects by Rizoma Architetture. Bold, contemporary, and multifunctional spaces that translate the brand’s hybrid philosophy into architectural form.

The Corriere del Ticino proudly reports that LUGANODANTE, a hospitality project by Rizoma Architetture, has won the prestigious Swiss Location Award in the Meeting Rooms category, establishing itself among the most appreciated venues in Switzerland for events and conferences.

Archilovers dedicates a feature to the Mspace Bellinzona project, the first hot spot by the Mspace group in the Canton of Ticino, designed by Rizoma Architetture.

The Brief features an in-depth look at our latest work: The Social Hub Rome, an urban regeneration project in the vibrant heart of San Lorenzo, Rome. A design that weaves together hospitality, education, and public spaces, giving the city a place that is open, dynamic, and contemporary.

Archilovers describes Settanta7’s new offices in Milan as a vibrant and flexible environment designed for “work, creativity, design, training, and events,” set within a 650 m² space conceived to encourage interaction and collaboration.

The prestigious Swiss design and architecture magazine Wohnrevue dedicates a special feature to Togetherness, the book published by THE PLAN that explores our journey and our approach to designing living spaces.

The book delves into themes such as the evolution of living, the fluidity of space, and the ever-changing ways in which people interact—core elements of our design philosophy.

“Für viele gedacht” – Designed for many: with this title, the magazine introduces our approach, which sees space as a living and dynamic opportunity for encounter, connection, and sharing, constantly evolving with the people who inhabit it.

Keyword: ‘hospitality’… but at what cost? What are the future prospects for the sector? How can we enhance small businesses without shutting the door on major international players? To answer these questions, the panel discussion held on Tuesday, May 6 in Venice, as part of the Perspective 2025 forum, tackled the topic from multiple angles, involving various Italian stakeholders active in the industry.

Where hospitality meets design and the past speaks to the present: discover The Social Hub Rome on Elle Decor, the new interior design project by Rizoma Architetture.

The CX Trieste Giulia project by Rizoma Architetture is featured in issue 4/2025 of Hotel Domani magazine. The article, written by journalist Francesca Oddo, explores the design approach and concepts behind the transformation of this space dedicated to contemporary hospitality.

The Sole 24 Ore dedicates an article to the rebirth of the Ex Dogana, the vibrant heart of Roman cultural life, transformed into a modern multifunctional district featuring a four-star hotel, coworking spaces, a gym, a rooftop pool, and event areas.