The intervention is related to the renovation of the road packages located in Vicolo del Casale Lumbroso and in Via Pio Spezi. The activities will include the complete remaking of the road package using Bynder material, followed by the restoration of the wear surface layer and the subsequent restructuring of road signs.

The intervention is related to the renovation of the road packages located in Vicolo del Casale Lumbroso and in Via Pio Spezi. The activities will include the complete remaking of the road package using Bynder material, followed by the restoration of the wear surface layer and the subsequent restructuring of road signs.

Starting from April 2024, the regeneration process of the former Alitalia business centre in Muratella was started with the demolition operations of the B-C-D-E buildings, as part of a redevelopment project for the entire area of approximately 106,756.00 square metres. The area had been abandoned and derelict for almost 15 years following the closure of Alitalia's headquarters, which was inaugurated in 1991 as a state-of-the-art business centre.

The project involves the construction of around 1,300 dwellings, 320 of which are to be rented at subsidised rents for social housing, as well as a school complex (with a primary and secondary school) with an auditorium, a supermarket and nearby commercial activities. The aim is also to implement a mobility system that encourages the use of public transport and the sharing of means of transport, namely bike sharing, car pooling and car sharing.

Another important component of the project is the environmental enhancement of the area, through the creation of new green areas, pedestrian and cycling paths, in close connection with the Tenuta dei Massimi Natural Reserve.

The project will be divided into two main areas: the building subdivision, which will include the construction of residential and commercial buildings as well as public infrastructure (such as a school with an auditorium); and the public areas to be redeveloped, which will include green spaces, road infrastructure and parking.

The building subdivision will be organised around a pedestrian plaza, crossed by a central pedestrian and cycle path linking the different areas of the neighbourhood. The demolition work should take a maximum of 18 months. The entire complex should be completed within 5 years.

The project involves the construction of an electricity generation plant using photovoltaic technology with Monocrystalline Silicon cells, with a power of 15 kWp, installed on the flat roof of the "G. Moscati" Middle School located in Via Padre Semeria, 28. The main objective is to achieve significant energy savings for the structure, using the sun as a renewable energy source.

The adoption of this technology is motivated by the need to combine various factors:

• compatibility with architectural and environmental protection requirements;
• absence of noise pollution;
• reduction of fossil fuel consumption;
• production of electricity without emissions of pollutants.

The plant, with a nominal capacity of 15 kWp, is able to meet a significant part of the school's energy needs. It has been placed on the roof of the building to maximise sun exposure and ensure optimal efficiency in energy production. High-efficiency photovoltaic panels ensure optimal energy production even in variable sunlight conditions.

In accordance with the “New Regulations for the Implementation of Energy Communities”, the plant will be integrated into the local energy community, contributing to the production of renewable energy for the entire community. This represents an important step towards promoting renewable energy and environmental sustainability in the surrounding area. As an integral part of the energy community, the plant will play a key role in the efficient and equitable management of energy resources, bringing benefits both economically and environmentally in the long term.

The activities will be related to the redevelopment of Casale "La Tribuna" with the aim of making it a space accessible to the public once again. In addition, the ground floor will house the headquarters of the Garden Service.

The works will include the restoration of Casale della Finanziera, which will be used as a children's play area, including a library, rooms for temporary exhibitions, events and workshops.

The intervention will also include securing other buildings within the park, including the Torretta sul Colle Roccolo.

RFI is currently carrying out a project aimed at opening the second front of the Trastevere station. The intervention in question is conceived as a preliminary phase of a larger project, which involves the construction of a second station front equipped with a hypogeal square and a linear park. The initial phase of the work includes the following activities:

• Reopening and extension of the second sub-step of the station up to the fourth sidewalk: the reopening and extension of the second sub-step of the station is planned in order to improve its accessibility and usability.
• Construction of a driveway and pedestrian entrance from Via del Fornetto: A new driveway and pedestrian entrance will be built from Via del Fornetto to facilitate access to the station and facilitate intermodal exchange.
• Redevelopment of the existing staircase on Via Portuense: We will proceed with the redevelopment of the existing staircase on Via Portuense in order to allow further access to the station and improve the user experience.

This design configuration is designed to provide a significant improvement to the Trastevere station in view of the Jubilee, anticipating and preparing the infrastructure for the increase in passenger flow expected on the occasion of the event.

The Tufello neighbourhood, located in the III Municipality of Rome, is a historic area that saw its origin in the mid-1930s. It stretches between Via Salaria, Via Nomentana and the municipal border, also encompassing the section of Vigne Nuove, constructed in the late 1970s. 

The urban planners, following the Municipality's request, concentrated their efforts on three primary intervention areas.

• Environmental system: redevelopment of green spaces, which will be transformed into connecting elements between the various areas of the district;
• Cultural and sports polarities: enhancement of existing cultural and sports facilities and creation of a cultural and sports centre between Via Monte Ruggero and Via del Gran Paradiso, as well as in Piazza degli Euganei;
• Mobility: construction of new road sections to improve roads in the area.

The first scheduled intervention will be related to the Detroit sports centre. In addition to the activities listed above, two different urban, social and economic regeneration interventions have been funded by European projects in Vigne Nuove, in combination with a study on the impact of natural solutions in the Tufello area.

The Spinaceto district is located in the south-western part of Rome, within the Municipality IX, in a flat area enclosed by the Grande Raccordo Anulare (GRA), between via Pontina and via di Mezzocammino, about 12 km from the city centre. Its strong identity - developed since the 1960s - has steered the design interventions in the direction of meaningful strategies.

First of all, the neighbourhood was recognised as a point of connection between the green areas of the coast and the densely populated urban area, with the aim of enhancing the natural environment, focusing on the countryside park, and integrating the ecological network with the building structures. Another relevant aspect is related to the promotion of sustainable mobility, in this sense pedestrian and cycling routes will be implemented, in combination with interventions to improve traffic and road safety.

Another aspect concerns the services offered to the community, the objective is to make them more accessible and identifiable, encouraging the participation of citizens in decision-making processes.

As for the main street of the neighbourhood, it will be renovated to make it more suitable for local and pedestrian use, with the aim of connecting open spaces, services and the park.

In detail, the first planned intervention concerns the improvement of Largo Nicolò Cannella.

The Gregna Sant'Andrea area is located in the south-eastern part of the VII Municipality of Roma Capitale, near the GRA route between Via Anagnina and the Roma Cassino railway, on the border with the Municipality of Ciampino. Analyses have shown that the area is similar to an urban island, with inadequate mobility infrastructures and undervalued environmental, landscape and historical elements.

The project aims to integrate the area into a wider network of historical and environmental landscapes, connecting points of interest with pedestrian and cycle paths. This will involve the revision of connections, the promotion of green spaces, the redevelopment of existing public spaces, combined with the reorganisation of car parking in areas adjacent to schools.

The first planned intervention is the arrangement of the outdoor areas of the school in Via del Calice.