Restoration work has been completed at the Columbarium in Via Pescara, consisting of two tombs discovered in 1932.

The project for the conservative restoration and enhancement included several key phases. Firstly, the previously misaligned and problematic hatches were replaced, thus allowing safe access to the tombs. The metal stairs were updated to meet safety standards and to ensure easy and safe access for both experts and visitors.

Furthermore, to best preserve the frescoes found in the complex and to maintain their significant historical and artistic value, a continuous monitoring system was implemented to track their condition over time and prevent deterioration.

Finally, the lighting system was renovated to best enhance the frescoes and architectural elements of the Columbarium, thus contributing to the conservation and overall enhancement of this important historical site.