The project involves the construction of the new Masterplan One Health of Campus Bio-Medico in the Trigoria area, in order to meet the growing demand for education and healthcare services in the area.

The project, winner of the international competition launched by Campus Bio-Medico for the development of the new campus, is being developed with a view to continuing the path of regeneration and social, economic and environmental transformation of the suburban area of Trigoria.

The Masterplan One Health, which is currently being approved, is part of the Social Green Masterplan programme: a broader vision for the development of Campus Bio-Medico, which covers an area of about 90 hectares and provides for the preparation of a system of 7 "multifunctional theme parks", aimed at enhancing the green spaces of the Nature Reserve of Decima Malafede, in synergy with the new university, health and research facilities.

The planned new departments, which will be integrated into the existing campus, will be divided into 5 thematic macro-areas:

• Teaching: university classrooms, teaching workshops, offices, study areas, tutoring areas, relationship spaces, knowledge hubs, etc.;
• Research: basic research laboratories, specialised research laboratories, clinical research laboratories, start-up areas, offices, relationship spaces, etc.;
• Healthcare: polyclinic expansion, outpatient clinics, inpatient hospitals, reception facilities, low-intensity care, nursing homes, relationship spaces, etc.;
• Campus life: student residences, sports facilities, cultural and leisure spaces, university chapel, conference hall, civic centre, inclusion and intergenerational dialogue, services, spaces and services for elderly and disabled people, etc.;
• Work and innovation: spaces dedicated to work, collaboration, innovation, rectorate, health department, administrative offices, etc.

The Masterplan of Campus Bio-Medico will be an open-air laboratory to promote the One Health culture today and in the coming decades, in Italy and in Europe. The guidelines adopted for the design of the Masterplan are flexibility, phased implementation, environmental (one health) and energy sustainability (energy saving, circular economy), enhancement of biodiversity, social inclusion and territorial development from an intergenerational perspective (third mission).