OGR - Officine Grandi Riparazioni

The OGR (Officine Grandi Riparazioni) is an art museum in Turin spread across approximately 20,000 square meters with two parallel wings connected by a central structure in an H-shape. The interior spaces retain industrial structures from its former use and have been redesigned with modern features to display contemporary art.

The building was constructed between 1885 and 1895 as a railway maintenance workshop complex and was for many years an important production site for Turin's industry. After the railway operations ceased, the place transformed into a center for contemporary art and innovation.

The place serves as a venue for contemporary art exhibitions where international artists present their work. Visitors experience here a dialogue between creators from around the world and an audience interested in current artistic positions.

The place is easy to reach and well-marked with clear entrances and exhibition areas on various levels. It is advisable to allow time for exploring since the size of the space offers much to see and visitors can discover the connection between old structures and contemporary installations at their own pace.

The building offers specialized 3D tours through the historical workshops, allowing visitors to explore former production processes in virtual form. This digital experience complements the physical exploration of the spaces and provides a special insight into the craftsmanship heritage of the place.