Ex birrificio Peroni - LOTTO B

The most anonymous, even though it clearly indicates its origin, and for this reason I'm adding it to Maps and making my FIRST review of it. This is, in fact, the second nucleus of the historic Peroni beer plant, and you can recognize the brand on one facade where it is actually written on the opposite facade. With the success of Peroni beer and the increase in production, the Roman plant needed to expand and acquire new facilities. Thus, in the early decades of the twentieth century, Lot B was created, designed to complement and enhance the existing activities. This part of the complex is also linked to the phase of industrial development led by Gustavo Giovannoni, at a time when technology was becoming increasingly important for the production and preservation of products. Lot B housed key functions, such as the ice factory, essential for keeping the beer cool and distributing it throughout the city and beyond Rome. Architecturally, Lot B is simpler and more functional than Lot A. The buildings are large, regular, and designed primarily to house machinery and equipment. However, the complex maintains a certain order and a strong urban presence, typical of the great industrial architecture of the time. Today it's a modern multi-story parking lot, but Lot B reflects a period of growth and organization: the factory is no longer just a place of production, but a complex system combining technology, logistics, and services. Need some useful info? Then leave a like and look for other reviews on Rome and beyond.