Italy's first historical engineering archive brings together 7,000 boxes, 6,000 dossiers and 65,000 microfilms of drawings, project reports and photographs, valued at an estimated 26 million euros and protected by a heritage order for its historical interest. Its oldest core, inherited from the former Fiat Engineering, holds design work by names such as Nervi, Morandi, Quaroni and Zevi. A collection that allows Italy's industrial and infrastructural development to be reconstructed through the great works designed by the group's engineers.