Alvisi Kirimoto

Alvisi Kirimoto is an Italian architecture studio based in Rome. Founded in 2002 by Massimo Alvisi and Junko Kirimoto, both of whom worked at the practices of Renzo Piano, Massimiliano Fuksas and Oscar Niemeyer, the studio was established as a company, Alvisi - Kirimoto Partners S.R.L., in 2008. The team of partners expanded with Alessandra Spiezia and Arabella Rocca in 2008, then Carolina Ossandon and Chiara Quadraccia in 2013. Alvisi Kirimoto's core business is architectural design, with assignments covering heritage restoration and conservation, temporary architecture and installations, urban planning and urban design, as well as landscape architecture and site management. The studio also designs interior architecture and furniture-design projects. Its recent works include the new DLA Piper head office in Rome (2024), The Dome at LUISS (2022), the new visitor route of the Basilica of Maxentius in Rome (2025), Villa S in Porto Rotondo (2023) and the Maria Manetti Shrem educational center of the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence (2024). Alvisi Kirimoto presents itself as a studio with an international outlook, and reports a turnover of €2,025,966 in 2024, according to the Italian trade register.