1998/2000 Pino Pasquali e Alfredo
Passeri on an area formerly occupied by a disused glass bottles factory
in the eighties
“The
university building reflects, in its form, the deep interest accrued by Pino
Pasquali for the Italian architecture of the thirties, (from the weighted
symmetry of the University of Rome to the futuristic accents of Guidonia, the
air city), the fixed metaphysics of the Piazze d'Italia (squares of Italy) and
the Mediterranean environment” (Giorgio Muratore)
“The layout
of the complex, when read in plant appears as a counterpoint of abstract
shapes, including squares, rectangles and circles. Quite different is the
visual path around the area, also for the location of the complex at a higher
level than Via Ostiense. So that the building in the foreground, with a
repeated shed roof (an immediate appeal to the memory of the preexisting
industrial buildings), it is almost as framed by the long horizontal structure
behind, interrupted by vertical 'tower' elements in opaque glass” (Enrica
Torelli Landini)
The UNIVERSITÀ
ROMA TRE (University Rome Three) had 34,366 students enrolled in the academic
year 2010/11
It is the
third University of Rome in chronological order of foundation after La Sapienza and Tor Vergata, but the second for
number of students
In
2007 the Faculty of Law of Rome Tre was ranked second by Censis among all
Italian public universities and the Faculty of Architecture was ranked third
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