Nemesi Architects proposed the New BEIC, a 30,000 m² open, progressive system featuring layered pathways, public spaces, and passages between inside and out.
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“Our proposal for the New BEIC began from a precise premise: the library is not an archive. It is an active cultural device — a space where knowledge is not only preserved, but generated, shared, and transformed through the encounter between people, content and environment.”
— Nemesi Architects team
Company
Nemesi Architects
Architecture, research and urban strategy practice shaping contemporary built environments
- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Location
- Rome, IT
- Company size
- 32 employees
Nemesi Architects is an international practice working at the intersection of architecture, research, and urban strategy — from the scale of detail to territorial systems. In the continuous dialogue between tradition and contemporaneity, vision and construction, Nemesi Architects explores architecture as a field of possibility, where utopia is measured against reality to transform into shared form. Landmark projects: Italian Pavilion · Expo Milano 2015 — 13,000 sqm, 700 bespoke photocatalytic panels Eni Headquarters · Milan — corporate architecture at infrastructure scale MNAST · National Museum of Archaeology and Earth Sciences · Rabat Founded by Michele Molè and Susanna Tradati · Rome Based in Italy · Working globally Shape the Change
Founded 1997