A wide perspective shot of a long, deserted office corridor in the former Alitalia headquarters. The space is characterized by a series of vibrant lime-green structural pillars on the right, mirroring a solid lime-green wall on the left. Several light-wood desks with black metal legs are lined up in a row near the large windows. On the green wall, a faded corporate poster depicts a group of smiling employees. The floor is a dark, matte green, and the ceiling consists of grey modular panels. The overall atmosphere is one of stillness and industrial decay before demolition.

Former "Alitalia" headquarter, Rome
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A dramatic top-down bird's-eye view of a modern spiral staircase inside the abandoned Alitalia headquarters. The stairs feature grey stone treads and a continuous wooden slat railing that creates a golden-brown concentric circular pattern leading toward the center. To the left, large glass windows with dark frames reveal a glimpse of a cluttered office space below. The composition is highly symmetrical, emphasizing the architectural design and the contrast between the warmth of the wood and the coldness of the stone and glass.

Former "Alitalia" headquarter, Rome
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A wide-angle view of a vintage control room, for the theater at the former Alitalia headquarters in the Magliana district, Rome. Featuring a long, angled console with built-in keyboards and control panels. Multiple rows of cathode-ray tube (CRT) monitors are mounted in a silver metal grid above the desk. Three blue office chairs are positioned in front of the workstation, and the room has a white tiled drop ceiling with recessed lighting.

Former "Alitalia" headquarter, Rome
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A desolate exterior shot of the abandoned Alitalia headquarters in the Magliana district, Rome. In the foreground, a wide concrete rooftop terrace is dotted with patches of dry grass and weeds growing through the cracks. To the right, a building wall is clad in dark, horizontal rectangular tiles with rows of empty, square window frames. In the distance, another low-profile, functionalist office building stands behind a metal perimeter fence under a clear, pale sky, evoking a sense of terminal industrial decline.

Former "Alitalia" headquarter, Rome
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Interior of a derelict connecting bridge between buildings at the former Alitalia headquarters. The walkway is defined by a distinctive arcing translucent canopy on one side and a dark masonry wall with small windows on the other, creating a linear path through the empty industrial space.

Former "Alitalia" headquarter, Rome
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Former "Alitalia" headquarter, Rome
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Former "Alitalia" headquarter, Rome
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