History
Just a few steps away from the Ponte dell’Industria, in Via del Porto Fluviale, a red brick building survived the demolition of the stores and Silos of the Consorzio Agrario, originally built in 1921.
Today Portale Ostiense, saved from the demolition squads, remains the only witness to a much ampler project devised by Tullio Passarelli in 1919.
People living in Rome have been passing by this place time and time again without knowing what that red brick building actually houses…
Portale Ostiense
is a multi-functional
and transversal location
A strong cultural and commercial vocation, available for temporary rental.
The space comprises three levels:
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On the ground floor we find the main area, about 130 square meters of space with a height of 5 meters.
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On the floor - 1 a wood and led sculpture contains the facilities: two guest bathrooms, a staff bathroom, a dressing room with two makeup stations and a shower, a storage area. Outside the structure a space of about 40 square meters can be used fot small conferences, workshops, meetings, back office.
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On the 1 floor a terrace of about 130 square meters with a view of Via del Porto Fluviale and the operational office.
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