The project involves a series of interventions aimed restoring and consolidating the Roman structures present in the area. Through appropriate methods and techniques, work will be done to preserve and restore the integrity of the ancient buildings.
In-depth geognostic and archaeological investigations will be conducted to gain a better understanding of the site. The investigations will include carrying out detailed research and excavating the republican domus in the arena. Through these activities, new information could be unearthed about the architectural features and daily life of the inhabitants of the time.
In parallel, the arrangement, preparation and enhancement of the entire archaeological area will be taken care of, creating a welcoming and evocative environment for visitors. Itineraries will be created to allow visitors to explore the site in an educational and engaging way.
Particular attention will be paid to improving accessibility to the archaeological area, making the site easily accessible for all visitors, including those with disabilities or reduced mobility. Technological and infrastructural solutions will be adopted to ensure inclusive use of cultural heritage.
Finally, the archaeological area will be enhanced through an adequate lighting system. The lighting will be designed to highlight the architectural features and distinctive elements of the Roman structures, creating an evocative atmosphere that favours the visitor experience and highlights the site’s historical value.

The project involves the implementation of the following works:

• static consolidation works;
• conservative restoration of the building;
• construction of electrical and lighting systems, lifting and water systems;
• removal of architectural barriers;
• museum exhibition dedicated to the most recent phases of the Imperial Fora;
• creation of a Service Centre for the Central Archaeological Area aimed at citizens and tourists;
• creation of a conference room for cultural initiatives and exhibition spaces for small exhibitions;
• creation of an itinerary for the tower and the hypogeal section.

The restoration of the Fontana della Lumaca will include the following activities:

• stylistic restoration;
• reconstruction of the sculptural group of the lumaca (snail);
• restoration of the perimeter profile integrity of the cup;
• overhaul of the water system to put the original jeux d'eau back into operation;
• lighting enhancement.

The restoration of the Fontana della Palomba will include the following activities:

• conservative restoration;
• removal of invasive weeds from the artefact;
• cleaning of the surfaces;
• restoration of the full functionality of the water system;
• lighting enhancement.

The project involves the protection and conservation of the Fountain of Venus and the monumental complex of the Theatre Garden through the restoration of the 17th century jeux d'eau. The activities included in the intervention will be the following:

• historical-stylistic restoration;
• consolidation of the original decorative materials of the surface decoration;
• reconstruction of the missing parts;
• overhaul of the water system supplying the jeux d'eau;
• lighting enhancement.

The Fontana della Cascata is in a poor state of conservation due to widespread degradation.The restoration activities will focus on the following aspects:

• elimination of invasive weeds;
• surfaces and basin cleaning;
• restoration of the water system with jeux d'eau;
• lighting enhancement.

The Fontana del Giglio needs an intervention to remove the limestone concretions from the heraldic fleur-de-lis and the side basins. The semicircular seat around the fountain has several problems.The restoration activities will focus on the following aspects:

• cleaning of the stone surfaces;
• reinforcement of the foundation kerb of the semicircular seat;
• seat verticalisation;
• lighting enhancement.

The project focuses on the stylistic restoration of the Pincio Promenade so to preserve its artistic and historical value.The interventions will include:

• repositioning of travertine covers;
• renovation of brick masonry;
• plastering restoration;
• Viale del Belvedere floor restoration;
• restoration of furnishings, like the travertine pillar balustrade and the metal railing;
• reintegration of the stone furniture missing parts;
• transport and repositioning of four decorative vases previously removed and stored in the Canonica Museum warehouse;
• realisation of resin copies loaded with marble powder to add the missing elements;
• revision of the water clock cast iron doors, with replacement of damaged glass;
• lighting enhancement of the site in order to draw the attention to its architectural and landscape features.

Settecamini has two important archaeological areas. The first, located at the ninth mile of Via Tiburtina, contains a well-preserved stretch of the ancient Via Tiburtina, surrounded by tombs and archaeological finds. The second, smaller site is located at the intersection of Via Casal Bianco and Via Tiburtina and contains the remains of an ancient post house.
Activities will focus on securing around the remains and archaeological area, so that it may be opened to the public. The following actions are planned:
 

• perimeter fencing of the archaeological area;
• restoration, securing, and consolidation of existing ancient structures;
• archaeological excavations for further enhancement of the area;
• creation of a tour route accessible to all;
• partial removal of invasive tree species;
• creation of a newly built visitor reception centre;
• creation of an evening lighting system for the area;
• creation of structures and furniture in service of the neighbourhood.

The project will include the following activities:

• historical-stylistic restoration: a restoration that respects the historical and stylistic value of the prospects will be carried out, preserving the integrity of their original architectural characteristics;
• structural stability checks and consolidation: careful structural stability checks will be carried out on the walls, in order to identify any problems and, if necessary, carry out consolidation works to ensure the safety of the entire structure;
• restoration of the stucco-decorated walls: the walls decorated with stucco elements will undergo careful restoration, with the aim of preserving their original appearance and restoring their artistic beauty;
• reduction of moisture infiltration processes: specific measures will be taken to reduce moisture infiltration processes in the walls, providing a healthy and long-lasting environment for the prospects;
• making copies to reintegrate missing decorative and sculptural elements: faithful copies of missing decorative elements will be made in order to reintegrate missing elements and preserve the overall artistic unity;
• enhancement through lighting design and environmental restoration of the adjacent garden: the prospects will be enhanced through the use of lighting solutions that highlight their significant architectural elements.

The archaeological complex consists of two large circular buildings with a green area, located in a parking lot on the beltway of via Cristoforo Colombo. The Cistern is located in a public parking lot, in an area with heavy vehicular traffic, causing heavy air pollution and vibration. Taking these characteristics into account, the project includes rehabilitation and conservative restoration of the wall apparatuses to eliminate the causes of moisture and water stagnation, restore collapsed wall elements, clean interior surfaces, reclaim interior and exterior spaces, and remove invasive weeds. Adjustments will be made to ensure accessibility and compliance with architectural barrier regulations. The closing elements of openings will be checked and supplemented, and damaged fence elements will be reinstated. The installation of technological systems and artistic lighting/illumination will help enhance the building, while new signage, emergency lights and escape routes will ensure the safety of visitors.

Project Description: The intervention will include the following activities:
Safety and usability interventions:

• removal of difference in height to promote accessibility;
• insertion of fall-from-height protection devices and prohibition of access to the most fragile environments;
• demolition of masonry stairs and replacement with metal stairs;
• protection of the walking surface of internal paths with non-woven fabric and stabilised gravel;
• construction of fencing, accesses and internal paths within the area of the Crag.

Conservation and restoration interventions:

• removal of weed vegetation, inconsistent deposits, and corrosive agents from surfaces;
• restoration and consolidation of wall structures, grouting of lesions, construction and revision of top cases;
• cleaning and restoration of the decorative apparatuses and ceramic and stone artefacts in the areas;
• routine and extraordinary maintenance for at least three years after the intervention.

Enhancement and museumlisation interventions:

• setting up of panels and educational aids, placement of casts and artefacts in areas not occupied by archaeological structures;
• landscaping of the green area with new plantings;
• inclusion of explanatory elements with interactive mode (panels, electronic devices, educational reconstructions);
• recovery of artefacts stored in warehouses, restoration and placement in the area.