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An exclusive first look at the Fendi’s striking new headquarters— a 75-year-old Roman palazzo with a history as storied as its own.
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Image Credit: Courtesy Photo An archival photo of Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, which was unveiled in 1940, but has remained mostly unused.
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Image Credit: Davide Maestri Fendi is renovating the six-story palace, nicknamed “the Square Colosseum,” into its new Rome headquarters.
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Image Credit: Davide Maestri The Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana features 28 statues.
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Image Credit: Courtesy Photo A rendering of the future Fendi fur atelier.
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Image Credit: Courtesy Photo A rendering of the future Fendi head office’s first-floor reception area.
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Image Credit: Courtesy of Bridgeman Images Archivi Alinari, Firenze “Melanconia,” the 1912 De Chirico painting that inspired the palazzo’s architects.