OGR Torino

Spanning more than 35,000 square metres, OGR Torino is a former railway complex returned to the city through an ambitious regeneration project. The redevelopment preserved the site’s distinctive architectural identity while radically transforming its original function. The historic railway halls have been transformed into spaces for cultural production, experimentation, co-working, education and exchange. The architectural intervention respects the original proportions and materials of the buildings — steel, glass and brick — while integrating contemporary technologies, digital infrastructure, flexible facilities and full accessibility.

The project brings together three interconnected strands — Cult, Tech and Snodo — which coexist and interact within the same space. An art exhibition may take place alongside an international start-up programme, while a children's workshop runs in parallel with a forum on artificial intelligence. This dynamic interplay reflects the site's wider cultural mission: to foster connections between innovation and heritage, production and participation, art and enterprise.