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Why is it increasingly important to expand the BIM culture? Margherita Roverato, BIM Manager at Incide, explained this in an interview with BIM Portale, the Italian reference point on Building Information Modeling. The adoption of BIM, which Incide has been using for over 15 years, is becoming increasingly crucial for complex, digitised projects because it […]

The redevelopment project of the former Caserma Pepe barracks on the Venice Lido has been mentioned by Nii Progetti, a journalistic Italian publication specialising in monitoring tenders and construction sites in Italy, which highlights the innovative solutions adopted. After more than twenty years of abandonment, the sixteenth-century complex will be restored and converted into a […]

In the Report on the Italian Architecture, Engineering and Construction Industry, Incide is among the TOP 200 firms for 2023. Find out more

The Magnolia Theatre is undergoing a major change as it has been completely redesigned by Incide Engineering with a new look and multiple uses. The building site is already at work and in January 2025 the roof was completed, consisting of 4 thousand pieces, numbered one by one and all different. It has been designed […]

The plant project realised by INCIDE for the CONI Giulio Onesti Palazzetto in Rome has been published in two Italian Sports and Plant magazines.

In the Report on the Italian Architecture, Engineering and Construction Industry, Incide is among the TOP 200 firms for 2023. Find out more

Incide and VGA projects for schools in Fidenza and Albaredo in the Italian bimonthly magazine STYLE PICCOLI of Il Corriere della Sera.

The renovation of Torre Galfa curated by Incide Engineering is among the highlights of the new volume on Melchiorre Bega by Silvana Editoriale. Discover it now!

Check out the Case Study of the World's Largest Hangar in the magazine dedicated to Italian structural engineers, with top engineering signatures.

The Padua Gazzettino published the project for the revitalisation of Padiglione 3 and 4 of the Padua Hospital ai Colli designed by Incide Engineering.