Designing a new brand, a new interior and exterior setup for the Sapienza Museum of Comparative Anatomy “Battista Grassi.”

The new logo takes shape from an idea that is as simple as it is profound: comparison.
Five colored spheres, each representing an animal group, revolve around a black core, a point of union, a meeting place.
No hierarchy, only relationships.
No taxonomic classification, only dialogue.

These colors become the common thread of the entire visual identity, used in signage, the graphic system, and the spatial experience.

The new brand is accompanied by a complete redesign of the interiors, modeled in 3D, room by room.

It is an encounter between science and storytelling, where each environment is designed to welcome, guide, stimulate curiosity, and, above all, restore that sense of wonder that comparative anatomy holds.