*100 Progetti Italiani*, 8th edition, RDE Editore, showcases what contemporary Italian design is capable of producing when guided by a vision. This editorial selection is dedicated to research, innovation, and design thinking, bringing together works chosen for the quality of their concept rather than their form.
Among the selected projects is PM23 —the cultural hub that Nemesi designed for the Valentino Garavani and Giancarlo Giammetti Foundation in Rome.
PM23 was born out of a specific question: What does it mean to create a physical space for culture when the person commissioning it has made beauty their mission? A space designed to make culture a place, not just an idea—where the architectural design becomes a tool for transmission, connection, and memory.
Being included in this selection confirms the path that Nemesi has been pursuing for years: architecture capable of giving form and substance to cultural venues, restoring to the city spaces that speak of vision, care, and identity.
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