Hotel Radisson a Roma

The building is a significant example of late19thcentury Roman architecture, designed by arlo Busiri Vii 1856 1925, a member of a famous dynasty of architects active in Rome for generations.The building features decoration that emphasizes the verticality and regularity typical of late19thcentury Roman style The ground floor is characterized by a natural stone base that lends solidity and continuity to the building. On the upper floors, the façade alternates light tones of plaster and stone, with burnished window frames creating a toneontone effect. One of the most prized elements is the use of wrought iron decorated with plant motifs reminiscent of tree silhouettes, visible both in the regular balconies of the façade and in the entrance gate.The top floor, set back from the façade, is lightened by a pergolashaped loggia, a modern solution that echoes the theme of a hanging garden