The location was born inside a late nineteenth-century printing house, transforming an abandoned industrial structure into a meeting place for the community. The spaces cover a total area of ​​almost a thousand square meters and are divided into two floors enclosed between an external and an internal courtyard.

The space has been the subject of a profound restoration by the AMAA architecture studio, which allows the newborn gallery to welcome the public with a renewed face. On the ground floor there is the main exhibition space, while on the first floor, in the rooms of what was once the paper warehouse, there are the offices, introduced by a roof-garden. The spaces of Atipografia are an invitation to participation, human contact, silence and contemplation.