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Four areas of intervention for a more human, welcoming, efficient and future-oriented city of Rome.

Culture

We focus on the beauty, knowledge, and regenerative capacity of culture: a unique heritage and a great development engine for the city.

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Inclusion

We make Rome, for over 2,000 years a city of welcome and inclusion, even more just, open, united, and supportive. 

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Innovation

We valorise science, research, and innovation, which have always been in Rome's DNA, to generate opportunities, work, and wellbeing for a city 'looking to the future'. 

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Sustainability

We carry forward the sustainable revolution to transform Rome into a more liveable, more connected, and even more beautiful city. 

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The eternal city changes forever

Once again, Rome is transformed and reborn. Thanks to an unprecedented investment season, we have the opportunity to implement an incredible regeneration project that will involve several areas of the city.
Our mission is to use these extraordinary resources to create a harmonious development model, to reconstruct a virtuous relationship between urban fabric and people, between city and environment, to mend tears and to enhance the capital's exceptional heritage.

WITHOUT CONSTRUCTION SITES THERE WOULD BE NO INCONVENIENCES TODAY, BUT NEITHER A BETTER FUTURE TOMORROW.

Roberto Gualtieri

Interventions

The change is under way

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  • Sostenibilità
    SUSTAINABILITY

    Full Green - Electric Buses (infrastructure)

    The aim is to introduce new electrically powered buses into the public transport fleet, reducing environmental impact and promoting more sustainable mobility. Purchasing the vehicles will improve air quality, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve public health. 

    This will lead to the purchase of 411 electrically powered buses, which will be put into service by 30 June 2026. This will include the creation of necessary infrastructure to support the operation of public transport, which will include the construction and/or adaptation of existing sheds and the provision of recharging points in the vicinity of the terminals. 

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  • Pedonalizzazione di piazza Sant'Agostino
    SUSTAINABILITY

    Pedestrianisation of Piazza Sant’Agostino

    In the past few years, Piazza Sant’Agostino has undergone a transformation into a pedestrian area, thanks to the installation of iron bollard barriers. Following the intervention, the elements were removed, leaving the area in a state of neglect and degradation.

    In July 2023, an upgrading and enhancement was conducted that returned the square to residents and visitors, allowing everyone safe access to the church that holds "La Madonna dei Pellegrini," one of Caravaggio's most representative works. This intervention also created a welcoming space for social activities in the local community.

    The upgrading project was carried out thanks to an effective collaboration between the Special Superintendence of Rome and the Diocese.

    The work carried out included the placement of 31 metal bars and 4 travertine benches, as well as restoring the pavement with sampietrini over an area of about 400 square metres and updating the road signs. The intervention has greatly improved the appearance and usability of the square, making it once again a place of cultural and social interest.

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  • Render Corviale
    SUSTAINABILITY

    Integrated Urban Plans (IUPs): Corviale – Via Poggio Verde Municipality XI: Head of tranche H and small square for arts and crafts

    The Corviale Integrated Plan, in synergy with the other planned activities, aims to promote social, inclusive and sustainable development in the city. The aim is to transform the Corviale neighbourhood into a place of urban regeneration and community development, through wellness, sports, culture, community cooperation and supportive entrepreneurship initiatives. The intervention will involve disused properties to create spaces for social and cultural activities, promoting local employment and collaborative management of public assets. The project envisages an increase in services and neighbourhood commerce, through the introduction of new socio-cultural centres, free Wi-Fi zones, as well as a new State Police headquarters, a Post Office and a Pharmacy. Metal fences will be removed to improve accessibility to open spaces and integration of existing sports facilities. The construction of this linear gymnasium will promote social inclusion and sport. There are also plans to complete the Sports Park in Via Maroi with a new multi-purpose facility requested by the citizens of the municipality. The project will involve the regeneration of open spaces that connect the city to the countryside, improving the quality of life and the surrounding environment.

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  • Piazza dei Navigatori
    SUSTAINABILITY

    Piazza dei Navigatori

    The Innovation Urban Planning has redefined the functionality of public spaces and, simultaneously, implemented a major private intervention designed by "Mario Cucinella Architects". The intervention aims to redevelop the urban area, with special attention to the landscaping of the edges of Via Cristoforo Colombo and the areas connecting with the surrounding neighbourhood. The main goal is to expand this redevelopment to the Plan of Viale Giustiniano Imperatore by reorganising the rest and green areas. This intervention will involve significant simplifications in the local infrastructures, i.e. the reintegration of traffic in Via Cristoforo Colombo towards Viale di Tor Marancia, to allow a full light synchronisation along Via Cristoforo Colombo.

    The affected areas will not only benefit from a functional urban redesign, but also from a redevelopment of their public green spaces and urban services, with the aim of increasing the permeability of the area involved and promoting "urban forestation". More specifically, car parks are planned over an area of 39,000 sqm, and green public services over an area of 16,000 sqm. In addition, the cycle paths will be redesigned and new facilities for the neighbourhood created, including a new bowls club, skate park and children's play area. These facilities will be integrated and organised in valuable landscapes, providing comfortable shady spaces.

    Lastly, it is planned to relocate the bar kiosk currently located in Piazza Elio Rufino, to create a social context integrated with the square itself, through redevelopment including seats, flowerbeds and potted trees.

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  • Ciclovia delle Valli 1
    SUSTAINABILITY

    "Cycle path of the Valleys" (Cycle-pedestrian path)

    The project is related to the construction of the cycle path of the Valleys, a cycling ring of about 9 kilometres, developed between Piazza Sempione, Viale Jonio and Prati Fiscali. 

    The route dedicated to bicycles will serve as a connection between the two B1 metro stations, Jonio and Conca d 'Oro.

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  • Fine lavori 1
    SUSTAINABILITY

    Extraordinary maintenance of the Ostiense Market in Via Corinto

    As part of the intervention, some of the old sales counters were reconfigured in order to create a new area capable of promoting new social and relational activities within the market. The aim of these activities was to support the entrepreneurial choices of the operators, who have progressively innovated their service offers. 

    The market area has thus been renovated, removing some of the sales counters, to accommodate a well-equipped, modern and functional space that allows for on-site consumption of the products offered by the operators on the basis of their licences. It also allows people to stop before or after shopping and to weave relationships and encounters, enriching the shopping experience in a way that only tradition and human relations can offer.

    The proposal of free areas for customers allows new activities to be organised within the market, such as business meetings, exhibitions or shows, which will increase the number of visitors in new time slots, offering operators more sales opportunities and more customers.

    Each of the two intervention areas has been delimited by a stoneware frame, marking the space dedicated to the new functions. In addition, a glulam structure was installed over one of the two areas to make the new spaces more visible.

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  • Parco Magliana
    SUSTAINABILITY

    Extraordinary maintenance of "Parco Magliana"

    The intervention includes extraordinary maintenance of the Tevere Magliana and Marconi Parks, two "overlooking parks" of urban significance that also constitute two cornerstones of the network of municipal green areas.

    The Tevere Magliana Park and the Tevere Marconi Park, symbolic places of aggregation for the territory, will undergo a series of modernisation and expansion of the structures, furnishings and systems, as well as particular care for their rich arboreal heritage.

    Here are the scheduled extraordinary maintenance interventions:

    • The completion for both Parks of the water and electrical systems dedicated to kiosks;
    • The securing of railings, pathways and stairs and the treatment of all present wooden furniture and structures to prevent the deterioration of newer ones in Marconi Park and the restoration of deteriorated ones in Magliana Park;
    • The integration of signage;
    • The repair of deteriorated or damaged floors;
    • The planting of new trees and the replacement of those that had to be felled.
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  • Cultura
    CULTURE

    Restoration of walls of Porta Angelica

    The intervention plan for the conservation of historical-artistic assets will include a series of activities aimed at ensuring the preservation and restoration of various artifacts. Initially, several diagnostic investigations on the materials will be planned in order to determine the nature of the layers superimposed on the original surface, with the aim of identifying the type of intervention to be carried out. 

    In the specific case of Porta Angelica, there is a double chromatic layering, due to the replacement of a tower with a furnace in the 1920s, as designed in the context of the Spaccarelli-Piacentini project. The analyses will be carried out both on the materials and on the construction techniques in order to recognise and characterise the units relevant to the various construction phases, thus obtaining useful information to guide the conservative intervention on the features. Field analyses will also be carried out to characterise some parameters relating to the degree of cohesion of the material, thus obtaining objective data for the operational choices to be made for the consolidation intervention.

    The restoration operations will begin with the removal of unsuitable metal elements and the preliminary cleaning of inconsistent surface deposits. The maintained metal elements will be subjected to cleaning and protective treatment before proceeding to wet cleaning of the surfaces. Subsequently, samples will be taken for chemical cleaning. Before proceeding with the consolidation phases, the surface will be thoroughly cleaned and the partially detached elements will be shored to prevent damage during subsequent operations.

    For areas of greater artistic value, such as coats of arms in stone material, cleaning will be determined based on specific tests. Before grouting and styling the joints, laboratory and field tests will be carried out to identify the composition and particle size of the original mortar, maintaining consistency with previous aesthetic choices.

    The plasters, after the integration of the gaps and the restoration of the adhesion to the wall support, will be veiled with pigmented lime milk, guaranteeing visual continuity with the previous restoration interventions.

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  • Inclusione
    INCLUSION

    Routine and extraordinary maintenance work on Public Residential Buildings at Via Padre Romualdo Formato 30 and 40

    The project involves the redevelopment of two Public Residential Buildings located in Spinaceto, part of Municipality IX. The properties at Via Padre Romualdo Formato 30 and 40 are undergoing the following maintenance interventions:

    • remake of the waterproofing of roof coverings;
    • reconstruction of the vertical adduction system;
    • renovation of the bathroom drain pipes using the "relining" method;
    • renovation of the plumbing of the oldest bathrooms;
    • restoration of single building units affected by leaks;
    • replacement of broken glass on stairwells.

    The reconstruction of roof coverings will involve a total area of approximately 1500 square meters between the two buildings. For waterproofing, a walkable reinforced resin was chosen. This material is weather-resistant, requires minimal maintenance, and can be easily repaired in case of damage.

    At number 30, the resin will be laid on the existing stoneware floor after careful cleaning and preparation of the surface.

    At number 40, the floating flooring will be removed and later reinstalled, the underlying non woven paving fabrics layer and the insulating panels will be removed and replaced. The resin will then be applied after cleaning and potentially repairing of the damaged sheath parts.

    For the renovation of the bathroom drain pipes, the "relining" method was chosen. It involves the insertion of a flexible sock impregnated with resin, so that the use of the bathrooms will not be forbidden for too long. 

    The planned interventions are as follows:

    • preliminary video inspection;
    • hydrodynamic cleaning of the pipes; 
    • preparation and impregnation of the tube;
    • inserting the resin-impregnated tube into the pipe;
    • resin polymerization;
    • reopening of lateral branches by milling; 
    • control video inspection.
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  • Largo argentina
    CULTURE

    Restoration of the Sacred Area of Largo Argentina

    Since June 2023, the Sacred Area of Largo Argentina has been reopened to the public with a new itinerary that for the first time makes it possible to access and visit the site in a systematic way, reading the phases of its life from the Republican era through the Imperial and Medieval periods, until its rediscovery that took place in the last century with the demolitions of the 1920s.

    The work, carried out under the scientific supervision of the Capitoline Superintendence of Cultural Heritage, was supported by the Maison Bulgari.

    It is possible now to appreciate the majesty of the remains of the temples of the Sacred Area at close range, appreciate the details, the construction phases and the materials, and to walk at the same level of the structures that citizens and tourists have observed for decades from the street plan. 

    The works have been carried out according to the principles of accessibility and inclusiveness. From Via di San Nicola de' Cesarini, a walkway path completely free of architectural barriers leads to the archaeological area. A lifting platform allows access for people with reduced mobility, while inside all the differences in height and altitude jumps have been eliminated, making it easy to visit even in a wheelchair or with a pushchair.

    Two new exhibition areas have been created in the portico of the medieval Torre del Papito and in the rooms below the street level in Via di San Nicola de’ Cesarini. The spaces have been set up with a selection of the numerous finds from last century's excavations and demolitions, including fragments of epigraphs, sarcophagi, architectural decorations and two heads of colossal statues belonging to the deities venerated in the area.

    In order to best tell the story of the site and the changes that have taken place over the centuries, the entire itinerary is equipped with a series of illustrative panels with texts in Italian and English and a rich photographic collection. 

    For the visually impaired and blind, two large tactile panels have been created, in Italian, English and Braille with information of the whole complex and individual monuments and with the tactile reading of two 3D scanned finds – a fragment of a slab with a little bird picking a fruit and the colossal head of a female cult statue.

    A new lighting system makes it possible to access the catwalk and the exhibitors located in the museum space, while at street level the porch of the Torre del Papito has been illuminated.

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