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Southern ambulatories of the Colosseum. Image © Simona Murrone, Parco archeologico del Colosseo Written by Reyyan Dogan Published on March 18, 2026 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1039745/stefano-boeri-interiors-restores-southern-ambulatory-areas-of-the-colosseum-in-rome Clipboard “COPY” Copy The southern ambulatory of the Colosseum in Rome has been restored through an intervention led by Stefano Boeri Interiors , a multidisciplinary studio founded by architects Stefano Boeri and Giorgio Donà, for the Parco Archeologico del Colosseo , focusing on the reconstruction of the crepidine and the repaving of missing sections to reinstate the monument’s original ground levels and improve the legibility of its southern perimeter. The project builds on an archaeological investigation campaign that informed both the geometric definition of the intervention and its material articulation.
Southern ambulatories of the Colosseum, archaeological area. Image © Simona Murrone, Parco archeologico del Colosseo The works concentrate on the southern facade between arches 60-76 and 1-18, where the original crepidine, still visible on the northern side, had been lost, and reintroduce this double perimeter step through a controlled lowering of the surrounding piazza by approximately one meter, allowing the reemergence of its proportions and reestablishing the relationship between the amphitheatre and the adjacent public space. As noted by Stefano Boeri , the intervention “restored the perception of the monument’s original scale and pavement level,” while enabling visitors to approach the structure more directly and understand the sequence of the ambulatory and its arches. This recalibration of levels, based on archaeological findings and geometric studies, also enabled the reorganization of the stormwater drainage system, integrating surface slopes and transitions into the paving design while maintaining coherence with the monument’s historical configuration. The project, therefore, combines spatial restoration with technical adjustments that respond to both the site’s current conditions and its historical logic.
Southern ambulatories of the Colosseum. Image © Simona Murrone, Parco archeologico del Colosseo Extending across approximately 3,130 square meters, the new paving system interprets the Colo