The library of the Institute of Administrative

Aerial view of an orange building with a curved facade beside a tennis court and trees — Elevated view over the orange institute building, with a fenced tennis court, parasols and pine trees in the foreground. Photo: Stefano Vigolo, 2010.

Roma · Parioli · Library of an administrative studies institute

The library of the Institute of Administrative Studies in Rome

A late twentieth-century orange building with a curved facade, photographed in the Parioli district of Rome. Its exact address and institutional history are not confirmed by the documents found.

At a glance

The building stands in the northern part of Rome, near Via Micheli according to the contributor’s map link. It is identified by the contributor as the library of the Institute of Administrative Studies, but precise library details are absent from the published documents reviewed.

Key facts

Where: Near Via Micheli, Roma
What: Library building
When: not documented in the sources found
GPS: 41.9315, 12.4626 · Open in Google Maps

History

No published document directly traces the history of this specific building. The Ministry of Justice’s Biblioteca Centrale Giuridica page lists several justice-sector libraries in Rome, including one for the Scuola di formazione, but the Institute of Administrative Studies is not among the named branches on that page.

What you see

The photograph shows an orange structure with a curved elevation, recessed balconies and dark glazing. A fenced tennis court, parasols and pine trees occupy the foreground. A second view shows terrace levels, an awning and roof equipment; a third shows a vertical-slat fence and low wall along a paved street with fallen leaves.

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Gallery

Close view of the orange curved building with balconies and dark windows — The rounded orange facade of the institute, with terraces, awning-covered balcony, dark glazing and roof equipment Photo: Stefano Vigolo, 2010.

A grey metal fence in front of orange buildings on a paved street — A vertical-slat fence and low wall stand before the orange buildings, with fallen leaves on the asphalt road Photo: Stefano Vigolo, 2010.

Sources

Ministero della Giustizia, Biblioteca Centrale Giuridica. Link per la ricerca giuridica: confirms the existence of justice-sector libraries in Rome but does not name this institute.
Università Roma Tre, Alta Scuola per l’Amministrazione: provides evidence of administrative studies in Rome but does not describe the building.
Stefano Vigolo, photographs and notes to the editorial staff (2026): identification of the subject and map link. Not a published source

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