Commissioned by the Municipality of Frascati, I've had the unique privilege of transforming the interiors of the new Tourist Information Office. This wasn't just another interior design project. Rather, it presented an opportunity to create a living manifesto that embodies the city's rich historical legacy as it steps into a promising, innovation-driven future. Nestled next to the renowned Museo Tuscolano, designed by Massimiliano Fuksas, this Information Office is set within a villa dating back to 1640. The villa, later integrated into the modern Town Hall in 1880, is a testament to Frascati's journey through time.

The Frascati Info Point has been transformed into a multipurpose hub, equipped to cater to tourists' diverse needs. From booking accommodations to organizing site tours, it provides visitors with a comprehensive overview of the city's multifaceted history and vibrant culture. The space is segmented into distinct zones for different services, a bookstore, and areas for temporary events. These segments are visually divided from the wine exhibition by a state-of-the-art glass gallery. This elegant partition places the wine museum in a prime position, making it a focal point of the space.

The Info Point seamlessly integrates the historical, artistic, and architectural heritage of Frascati with its world-renowned wine culture. It delivers a balanced experience where visitors can appreciate the city's intriguing past and its progressive future. This arrangement culminates with a highlight - the exhibition of Frascati's iconic wine, setting the stage for a memorable city tour. Through this journey, visitors gain an in-depth understanding of the complex DNA that makes up the real Frascati, setting the stage for them to explore the city further.