Opera del Duomo di Firenze: we are in Florence, in Piazza del Duomo (Cathedral Square), setting of Museo dell’Opera, designed by Adolfo Natalini, architect and pioneer of the radical architecture movement in 1960s.

The site was formerly occupied by artists’ studios, including Michelangelo, who sculpted the David right there in 1504. Later in 1779, it became a theatre, known as the intrepid’s theatre.
The current project anticipates the full reconstruction of two internal façades; the original one of the Duomo (Cathedral) of Florence, in marble dust, and one entirely in Bianco P marble, made by Savema, that guests the 3 doors of the Baptistry and 30 windows.