Aeroporti di Roma (ADR)
The Context
In 2013, Aeroporti di Roma (ADR) launched an international competition to rethink the image and functionality of the restrooms inside Leonardo da Vinci Airport. The winning project, developed by Studio Muzi & Associati, is set within a context of high traffic and visibility, where the quality of the passenger experience is essential.
The project was developed in collaboration with Studio Muzi & Associati.
The Concept
The new concept aims to transform traditional restrooms into sensory and emotional spaces, offering environmental comfort and cutting-edge technology. The approach combines the excellence of Italian design with functional solutions, creating environments that meet high architectural and performance standards — qualities rarely associated with airport service areas.
The Project
Design and Materials
The project involved the use of high-quality materials, with particular attention to functionality and aesthetics. Finishes and furnishings were selected to ensure durability and ease of maintenance while maintaining a high visual standard.
Technological Innovation
Advanced technological systems were integrated to enhance energy efficiency and user experience, such as LED lighting and automated ventilation systems, contributing to a more sustainable and comfortable environment.
Impact on Passenger Experience
The new concept transformed the restrooms into more welcoming and functional spaces, significantly improving passengers’ overall experience and contributing to a positive perception of the entire airport.
This project has received recognition for its innovation and quality, positioning Fiumicino Airport among the industry leaders in passenger experience.
