The redevelopment of the Rugantino Library, located in the Torre Spaccata neighbourhood (VI Municipality), aims to improve the building's energy efficiency and make the spaces more accessible to people with disabilities. 

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Cleaning of the external surfaces of the library to improve the aesthetic appearance of the surrounding area;
• Revision of the sheaths in the roof and remaking of the internal surfaces to ensure structural integrity and internal aesthetics;
• Painting of interior surfaces with highly breathable paints for a healthy environment;
• Complete refurbishment of the floors and cladding of the main service block, including the replacement of sanitary ware, taps and curtains;
• Transformation of internal uses to optimise spaces;
• Improvement of accessibility with the refurbishment of the external ramp for people with disabilities;
• Maintenance of outdoor green areas and creation of two new outdoor areas;
• Painting of fence rails and anti-intrusion grilles to improve safety;
• Installation of charging stations for electric bikes and creation of an area for bike sharing.

The redevelopment of the Raffaello Library, located near the metro station A "Anagnina" (VII Municipality), will focus on the ground floor of the building, which extends over two levels, with an outdoor green space at the back. 

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Improvement of external plasters with biocompatible plasters and façade repainting for a renewed aesthetic appearance;
• Revision of the roofing to ensure the structural integrity of the building;
• Revision of the external fixtures, installation of new partition walls and internal doors to optimise the internal environment;
• Cleaning and reorganisation of outdoor green areas to improve the overall appearance of the structure;
• Upgrading of electrical, data network, air conditioning, water-sanitary, fire and intrusion prevention systems to ensure safety and functionality;
• Installation of a photovoltaic system consisting of 20 panels with a power of 8 kW.

The redevelopment of the Pier Paolo Pasolini Library, located near the Spinaceto neighbourhood (IX Municipality), is an intervention that aims to improve the building structure and its functions. The main objective is to optimise the use of indoor and outdoor space, while ensuring the adoption of eco-friendly and eco-sustainable materials.

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Functional, architectural and plant upgrading of the library to improve the efficiency of the spaces and services offered;
• Implementation of interventions for the preparation of an outdoor area, including the replacement of parts of the fence and the maintenance of the surrounding green areas;
• Renovation of external and internal plaster and revision of fixtures to ensure adequate thermal and acoustic insulation;
• Demolition of a partition to expand the relaxation area and improve the usability of the spaces;
• Consolidation of the pillars to ensure the structural stability of the building;
• Painting of all internal surfaces for an overall aesthetic improvement;
• Redevelopment of the electrical system and data network to ensure efficient energy distribution and adequate connectivity;
• Adaptation of the air conditioning system to ensure thermal comfort both in winter and summer;
• Improvement of the water-sanitary system and the production of domestic hot water to ensure adequate sanitation;
• Optimisation of the rainwater disposal system to prevent problems related to water stagnation;
• Upgrading of fire and intrusion prevention systems to ensure the safety of users and the structure.

The former Parini school is located in the III Municipality, in the former village of Tufello. The structure covers over 3,000 square metres and consists of a three-storey building with a terrace roof, a one-storey building originally intended as a canteen, a small service annex, and is located in a courtyard area of relevance. 

The new cultural centre/library will be organised, adapting the planned functional programme to the architectural, spatial and structural characteristics of the existing building. For this reason, the recovery and architectural enhancement of the building, in respect of the original distributive identity, require defining a more open and flexible spatial order, compatible with the existing logic of the succession of "rooms". 

Library 3.0 will be a point of lending and consultation, but above all it will be a place of information, access to new technologies, Internet browsing, a place to promote reading and activities for all ages: adults, children and teenagers. The new structure will combine the need to preserve and protect the architectural and structural character of the former Parini school building, adapting it to the recent trends in the use of library spaces that favour the adoption of a dynamic, fluid and useful system of spaces, capable of favouring a wide range of interactions between the different activities established by pursuing the innovative model of the civic centre. A network of rooms that orders a wide functional offer and the creation of a safe and inclusive public space aimed at both motor and sense-perceptual disabilities, and all special educational needs.

The project is related to the extension of the Longhena Library on the second floor of the building and its overall redevelopment. The goal is to improve both the internal structures and the systems, ensuring a welcoming and functional environment for users.

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Extension of the library on the second floor of the building;
• Rebuilding of the roof slab finishing package;
• Review of slopes and correct grafting of descending elements;
• Consolidation of the reinforced concrete structures of the staircase;
• Renovation of interior plastering and flooring;
• Complete renovation of toilets, including installations and finishes;
• Complete renovation of the second floor, with plaster, paint and new flooring;
• Revision of the fixtures for both floors;
• Redevelopment of the electrical system and data network;
• Improvement of winter and summer air conditioning and mechanical ventilation;
• Renewal of the water-sanitary system and DHW production with the installation of a heat pump water heater;
• Adjustment of the fire-fighting system and the anti-intrusion system.

The project is related to the improvement of the Galline Bianche Library, an important cultural centre in the Labaro neighbourhood, unique in the XV Municipality, through functional, architectural and system renovation interventions.

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Redevelopment of the ground floor and the external space of the building on one level, with an internal area of about 300 square metres;
• Renovation of damaged plaster areas and complete painting of internal surfaces;
• Redevelopment of the electrical system and data network;
• Redevelopment of the winter and summer air conditioning system and mechanical ventilation;
• Redevelopment of the water-sanitary system and DHW production;
• Redevelopment of the fire-fighting system and the anti-intrusion system.

The project aims to improve the energy system, heating and accessibility for the disabled of the Cornelia Library (1,035 sqm), located in the Montespaccato neighbourhood.

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Remaking of the stratigraphy of the floor of the "boys' room";
• Rebuilding of the flooring in the library entrance area;
• Painting and arrangement of the external fence;
• Arrangement of the external greenery and creation of a metal fence to delimit the external area pertaining to the library;
• Creation of an access ramp to the external reading area;
• Implementation and upgrading of the Wi-Fi network and electrical system;
• Replacement of lighting fixtures with more efficient models;
• Installation of a centralised heat pump VRF system for heating and cooling, making the air conditioning system independent of the existing thermal power plant;
• Disposal of existing terminals and installation of new indoor units;
• Installation of a system for the production of domestic hot water;
• Revision of the existing fire detection system.

The project is related to the redevelopment and energy efficiency of the Collina della Pace Library building, located in the Peppino Impastato Park, City, VI Municipality.

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Resolution of infiltration problems on internal surfaces, with timely or complete renovation in the most affected areas;
• Rebuilding of waterproofing and external flooring;
• Painting of all internal and external surfaces;
• Enhancement of the library's Wi-Fi network and improvement of the electrical system, including the replacement of lighting fixtures with more efficient models and the installation of twenty photovoltaic panels on the roof;
• Revision of the components of the air conditioning system and replacement of the fan coils on the ground floor, first floor and roof;
• Review and regulatory adaptation of the existing fire detection system;
• Implementation of the video surveillance and anti-intrusion system.

The project is related to the redevelopment of the "Biblioteca Borghesiana" building (378 square metres) and will include several improvements to the internal and external surfaces and the implementation of solutions for energy efficiency.

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Partial renovation of the external and internal plaster, including the painting of all surfaces;
• Revision of the travertine slabs;
• Restoration of the waterproofing of the roof and replacement of the external fixtures;
• Implementation of Wi-Fi, data and electrical systems;
• Replacement of lighting fixtures with more efficient models;
• Installation of 15 photovoltaic panels on the roof;
• Disposal of the existing air conditioning system and terminals, replaced with a VRF heat pump system;
• Renovation of toilets;
• Revision and implementation of the fire detection system;
• Revision and implementation of the video surveillance and anti-intrusion system.

The building under intervention is located at the intersection of Via Arco di Travertino and Via Carroceto (VII Municipality), in the exchange node adjacent to the ATAC bus terminus, whose surface is over 5,000 square metres. The new civic centre envisaged by the project will be built by integrating the current covered square, which stands on a public parking lot arranged on three underground levels. The only parts of the pole currently used and in operation are the three basement levels below the street level, intended for public parking. The project, configured as an urban redevelopment intervention, provides for the maintenance of the existing wooden structure and roof, proceeding with the reorganisation of the covered interior space. The new functions will therefore be structurally and architecturally independent. The different spaces that will be created within the new structure will be the following: a library and direct accessory services, an exhibition space, an auditorium, and a space dedicated to children with a semi-exhibitory function and independent access. Inside the structure there will be co-working and meeting spaces, classrooms and workshops, a music room with an adjoining recording room and spaces for refreshments. The multi-purpose building will be organised on two levels, with public spaces that will directly overlook the covered square in front. The Ground Floor will include functions for hospitality, meetings, exhibitions, conferences, music and refreshments. 

The first floor will be used for the library and its direct linked functions such as a reading area, consultation area, study rooms, and laboratories. The interventions envisaged from the structural, architectural and system engineering point of view will concern the seismic adaptation of the parking structure, the completion of the finishing state of the ground floor slab to reach the necessary useful height, and the new structural frame for the first floor slab. The removal of the perimeter wooden infill walls, which currently occlude the square, and the removal of the transparent glazed band that closes the roof in a planar manner will be carried out. In addition, the project will include the restoration of its functionality, through an element that will allow the passage of fumes and the natural ventilation of the covered square.