Renzo Piano's upcoming cultural center, KYKLOS, in Piraeus, Greece, is designed to be an inclusive space that integrates contemporary art and traditional heritage. Booked for completion in late 2028 and backed by private funding from the Dinos and Lia Martinos Foundation, KYKLOS aims to showcase global art collections often marginalized in the West, including works from Africa and Oceania. Prioritizing sustainability, it will feature abundant green spaces and focus on accessibility while fostering intercultural exchange through a dynamic array of exhibitions and educational programs.
The architectural vision of Renzo Piano's team for KYKLOS is one of openness and environmental responsibility, transforming Piraeus into a sustainable landmark for culture.
KYKLOS aims to house underrepresented art collections from Africa and Oceania, fostering intercultural dialogue and showcasing diverse perspectives in the arts.
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