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Enzo Ferrari Museum by Future Systems
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| The new structure for the Enzo Ferrari Museum, designed by Future Systems, wraps around the former offices and studio of Enzo Ferrari |
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The museum's glass façade reflects the original buildings
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A series of undulating display cabinets house an exhibition of archive material
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Inside the new building, from left to right: Stanguellini Junior racing
car, dating from the late 1960s; Maserati A6G/54 2000 Spider, 1955,
with an engine derived from Maserati's racing cars and bodywork by
Zagato (this particular car was commissioned by Argentina's Juan Peron);
and a Stanguellini 1100 Barchetta Ala d'Oro
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Alfa Romeo 158 Alfetta, an iconic post-war racing car
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Alfa Romeo Bimotore. Often dubbed 'the first Ferrari', this
twin-engined racer was developed by Enzo Ferrari whilst at Alfa Romeo in
1935 and became the first car to wear the Prancing Horse logo
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De Tomaso Vallelunga, 1965. Ultra rare mid-engined road car from Ferrari's rival De Tomaso
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Maserati A6GCS Berlinetta Pininfarina. Another Ferrari rival, bodied by
Pininfarina and developed for racing in the Mille Miglia in 1954
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Ferrari 166 MM Coupé, 1948. A coupé version of Ferrari's second model, the 166
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Maserati A6 1500 Pininfarina. Introduced in 1946, this was the first road-going Maserati
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The 612 Scaglietti was introduced in 2004 and has now been replaced by the Ferrari FF
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