The white apartment block at Domus the Terrace, Ostia

A white multi-storey building with curved balconies and a tall thin tree in front, seen from over a graffiti-marked wall.
White modernist building with curved balconies and vertical window strip, viewed across a low wall marked with the graffiti ‘mer’. Photo: Stefano Vigolo, 2010.
Ostia · Lido di Ostia · Modern residential block
The white apartment block at Domus the Terrace, Ostia

A white residential building with curved balconies and arched windows in Lido di Ostia, associated by the contributor with the name «Domus the Terrace» and the description «Gruppo Palazzine». It stands near the sea, in an area known for twentieth-century seaside architecture.

At a glance

The contributor identifies this as «Domus the Terrace Ostia» and photographs it as part of a group of apartment blocks. The published documents do not mention the name «Domus the Terrace»; they describe Ostia’s modern residential architecture and the wider Lido di Ostia area, which the Airbnb listing for «the terrace ostia» places across the street from the beach.

Key facts

  • Where: Lido di Ostia area, Ostia
  • What: Building
  • When: not documented in the sources found
  • GPS: 41.7235, 12.2947 · Open in Google Maps

History

No document found gives a date for this specific building. The Italia.it article explains that Ostia was founded at the beginning of the twentieth century as Ostia Nuova and developed into a suburb of Rome, with Art Nouveau villas and palazzine in the old town centre. The contributor’s photographs were taken in 2010, but no source dates the construction of this block.

What you see

The hero photograph shows a white multi-storey building with curved balconies and a vertical strip of windows, seen from behind a low wall carrying the graffiti «mer». A second photograph shows a white building with arched windows and a central glazed stairwell, with a red car parked on the paved driveway. The third is a low-angle view of a white building with arched windows and a rooftop terrace, framed by bushes and a taller neighbouring block.

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Sources

Photographs: Stefano Vigolo. Editorial text © Cultural Heritage Online, 2026.

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