After the transformations, evolution, research and achievements of the first 10 years, the National Museum of 21st Century Arts is now laying the foundations for the future, in the name of sustainability, inclusion and innovation.

A research hub fostering dialogue between architecture, art, science and artificial intelligence.
A centre of excellence for contemporary art restoration.
New spaces for training activities, innovative and publicly accessible warehouse.
A new urban green belt with productive vegetable gardens.
An energy upgrade: towards carbon neutrality.
Even more accessible and welcoming by breaking down all physical, sensory and digital barriers.
Four main areas of intervention:

For the realisation of MAXXI HUB and MAXXI GREEN an international competition was launched on 9th February 2022 and 103 proposals were submitted by crossdisciplinary design groups.

The Judging Committee composed by Giovanna Melandri (President), Petra Blaisse, Maria Claudia Clemente, Mario Cucinella, Lorenzo Mariotti and alternate members Pippo Ciorra and Simone Gobbo, unanimously selected the best projects in terms of integration, sustainability, innovation, accessibility and technical and economic feasibility.

For “the relationship with the urban context, the generous and accessible hanging garden with a high architectural value and sustainable tone of the intervention".