MAXXI HUB will offer accessible storage, exhibition space, classrooms and a contemporary restoration laboratory. Inside this three-storey building glass walls will reveal the backstage activities of the Museum, topped by a spectacular roof garden also accessible from the exterior.

MAXXI GREEN will be a green urban oasis that mitigates local microclimate. This space will host the work of artists, landscape design workshops and educational gardens that inspire a new environmental awareness.

MAXXI ENERGY is reflected in a series of interventions to reduce energy consumption and move toward carbon neutrality, including the rooftop integration of state-of-the-art photovoltaic panels, LED lighting, the substitution of boilers with heat pumps and the recycling and reuse of exhibition material.

An integrated system of practices, installations and services for the public based on Universal Design, centred around visitor experience and needs. Objectives include: the removal of physical, sensory and cognitive barriers, on site and online; training of operators and cultural meditators, with and without disabilities; the creation of accessible services; experimentation with Universal Design in museums; transforming the social perception of disability.