Goito58

This renovation project involved the restoration of a 19 century historic building into modern offices. The building is located near Termini station in Rome. It consists of a basement, a ground floor and five floors above ground.
The refurbishment was designed to ensure flexible space planning in keeping with the latest standards and technology, as well as to achieve the lowest possible environmental impact and LEED certification.

The renovation included a detailed office planning study with the aim to maximise the use of available office space and reduce the room taken up by the large inherited corridors. The new office design was also tailored to tenants and their required uses, identifying specific areas for meetings, break-out areas, reception areas, offices and technical areas for IT.
This historic building in Rome is an open atrium building and the atrium was retained to maximise the sustainability of the building.

The entrance hall is been remodelled to create more space and an immediate and attractive outlook into the internal courtyard, it represents the heart of the project, as well as its green core.

The flooring in natural stone, which extends partially into the courtyard, creates a sense of elegance and continuity, while the vertical “wall” of greenery in the courtyard itself forms a scenic backdrop to the entire entrance hall, making it the perfect symbol for this green building.

GOITO58, designed by Chapman Taylor Milan, is the first historic building in Rome to gain both LEED and BREEAM Certification.

Ventilation + Heat recovery

Water-saving sanitary appliances

Low-emitting materials and finishes

High efficient lighting

Daylight sensors

Sustainable sourced timber

Regional materials

Sustainable transport