The new Thermal Park of Civitavecchia, spanning approximately 26,000 square metres, has two primary objectives: to conserve and revitalise the Taurine Baths dating back to the 1st century BC, which border the northern edge of the site; and to establish a distinctive wellness destination through the development of a dedicated complex.
A tribute to the classical era, the project explores four overarching themes, each representing a distinct facet of the design narrative. The Mediterranean Sea section includes the Casale dei Bagni, thermal pools and basins maintained at 32°C, and an extensive entertainment zone featuring fountains and atmospheric evening lighting.
The Eastern Provinces comprise pools of varying temperatures – such as hypersaline and relaxation pools – alongside lounge areas and hammams. The Great North features a Kneipp path, panoramic Finnish sauna, and cold (16°C) and hot (40°C) tubs. Lastly, Imperial Rome showcases pools – including non-thermal water – enhanced by multi-level waterfalls and complemented by a lounge bar.
The 14 pools, covering a total surface area of 1,440 square metres, follow the natural slope of the terrain to remain concealed from neighbouring surroundings, thereby preserving the unspoiled character of the landscape.
Place
Civitavecchia
Year
In Progress
Services
Architectural Design
Interior Design
Preliminary Structural Design Landscape Design
Lighting Design
Custom FF&E Design
Furniture Selection
Wellness Equipment & Technology Design
Pool & Water Treatment Design
