The Albergotti Auditorium, destroyed by a fire in November 2016, is currently undergoing renovation.

The reconstruction works, which began in January 2024 and are scheduled to be in the final phase in December, represent an important urban regeneration action, aimed at restoring the Auditorium's main vocation as a cultural space.

This redevelopment will have a significant impact on the entire quadrant both in terms of city planning and urban safety, helping improve the quality of life of all citizens and promoting greater social cohesion.

Activities will include functional redevelopment, securing and expansion of the nursery school.

The project aims to respond to the needs of the community by strengthening the offer of educational services of the "Il Fantabosco" nursery school by increasing the number of children who can be accommodated: from 69 to 90. The expansion will be achieved through the construction of a new structurally autonomous building, using the same type of construction as the existing building. Project objectives will include:

• the increase of the seismic safety index to 0.82;
• the improvement of the energy class up to letter D;
• fire-fighting adaptation.

The redevelopment of the Metronio Market building is conceived as part of an urban regeneration project involving the Appio Latino - San Giovanni district. 
The goal is the recovery of the building in a state of degradation, so to the return to the city a multifunctional and eco-sustainable place. The project will be based on the enhancement of the building as a central point of service, for Rome's both residents and visitors. The redevelopment will include the market, reinterpreted according to new European trends, and the adaptation of the multi-storey car park. The intervention will be aligned with the principles of environmental sustainability and regulatory compliance, with a focus on fire prevention. Elevators and ramps will be included, so to ensure accessibility for people with disabilities, promoting a "user-friendly" approach.

The "Centro di Eccellenza Servizi per diversamente abili" is a new building in the Pietralata district, between Via Achille Tedeschi and Via Cave di Pietralata, which aims to promote social integration and inclusion. The facility will be located near a new square with a park, on a recently renovated street. The centre will serve both individual disabled users and the local community, serving as a place of education, discussion and well-being for all citizens. The structure will consist of four buildings, each dedicated to a specific theme: social integration, education and work, food culture and well-being.

The historic Rome - Lido line adds a new stop, which will allow the inhabitants of the Torrino Mezzocammino area to more easily reach the Capital, the coast and further exchange nodes. Access to the new station will be allowed thanks to the construction of two new buildings arranged along the tracks and connected by a flyover, which will allow a safe crossing.

As part of the upgrading of Rome's tram network, a new depot was built in Via Gino Severini, near the Centro Carni (Slaughterhouse Complex), used for parking and maintenance of trams. As part of the PUMS (Urban Plan for Sustainable Mobility) project in Rome, the new depot contributes to consolidating the tramway section of the eastern area, in addition to that of Palmiro Togliatti. 

The depot will be built in two phases: 

∙ the first phase involves the construction of all workshop rooms, warehouses, offices, stalls, road network, services attached to the workshop, parking lots and technical rooms;

∙ the second phase, pending public or private funding, involves the construction of a steel coating that will cover all the tram stations, where a photovoltaic field with 1.2 MW of power will be placed. Other photovoltaic panels, with 200 kW of power, will be reserved for the exclusive use of the workshop, which will be set up with new tools such as bridge cranes, equipped walkways, metal stairs and mobile scaffolding.

The Capitoline Administration, which has always been involved in activities aimed at social fragility, intends to create a structure that can accommodate and support families in situations of temporary difficulty. 

The "Family House in Pietralata" is aimed at different types of social fragility, ranging from families with or without children in difficulty or coming from situations of eviction, to parents with children in a state of temporary hardship also of an accommodation nature. 

The spaces are designed as everyday spaces, with a sleeping area, living area, toilets, kitchen, and service rooms, and are organised in such a way as to facilitate daily activities and meetings.

There will be at least one toilet for every four guests, one of which will be of adequate size for wheelchair access and turning. In addition to a room, operators will also have their own toilet. Outside, there will be a space for outdoor activities, green areas and parking.

A new municipal library will be built in the City of Sun, a multifunctional, real estate complex consisting of public and private buildings, located between the Tiburtina station and the former ATAC bus depot.

Conceived as an urban gallery, open and accessible to all, the municipal library will become a reference point for the district, capable of promoting culture and knowledge as well as exchange, aggregation and social interaction. 

The central space consisting of the large span, which was once used for manoeuvring ATAC vehicles, will be transformed into an open space with tables, bookshelves and reading corners with benches and sofas. The library will be spread over two floors, with multifunctional reading rooms, areas for children and young people, and spaces for cultural events such as film screenings and art exhibitions. The first floor will be dedicated for reading and study, with rooms for to children and teenagers, accessible via two suspension bridges.

The restoration of the Mausoleum of Augustus, along with the redevelopment of Piazza Augusto Imperatore, is part of the redevelopment project of the Historic City within the Aurelian Walls and, more specifically, of the recovery of the historic Trident of Rome - Via di Ripetta, Via del Corso, Via del Babuino - initiated by the Municipal Administration in the early years of the new millennium. 

The International Design Competition, launched by the Municipal Administration in 2006, was the first step in a design process aimed at redeveloping the Mausoleum of Augustus and the public space that surrounds it, from the Tiber to Via del Corso, from the Academy of Fine Arts to Via di Ripetta. The conservative restoration, redevelopment and enhancement of the Mausoleum, which began in 2016, has been divided into several phases. 

In 2007, the Mausoleum of Augustus was closed to the public to allow archaeologicalinvestigations to start prior to the implementation of the project for the recovery and restoration of the monument. The excavations revealed important evidence of the Roman period, such as the travertine block paving from the 1st century, as well as the remains of the medieval and modern buildings that covered the area.

The first phase of the work, completed in 2019, began the preparation of the museum itinerary of the Mausoleum, which allowed it to be the temporary reopened to the public in 2021. 

The major consolidation, restoration and stabilisation work concerned the 14,000 square metres of masonry, the vaults by inserting iron beams and the placement of steel tie rods, as well as the creation of a rainwater drainage system and colour balancing. Three of the four staircases underwent significant consolidation by inserting new steel beams. Finally, the fourth spiral staircase, the only access to the top of the monument, was completely reconstructed in the collapsed part and reinforced in the remaining parts. 

The second part of the work, which will last 18 months, will include: landscaping, the completion of the lighting and accessibility systems, restoration of the burial chamber and the complete preparation of the museum itinerary inside the concamera and outside the Mausoleum, also accessible to visitors with disabilities.

At the same time, work began on the renovation of Piazza Augusto Imperatore, designed by architect Francesco Cellini's group.

Built around 1530 by Lorenzo Lotti, known to Cardinal Della Valle as the "Lorenzetto", has undergone various transformations and extensions over the centuries. The interventions of the 18th century by Camillo Capranica were entrusted to the architect Tommaso Morelli who built the first wooden structure of the theatre, inaugurated in 1727.

In 1818, as part of an investigation into safety and decoration, the theatre was rebuilt in masonry by Giuseppe Valadier, who was replaced by the architect Gaspare Salvi after the collapse of the upper floor of the building.

Subsequently, the theatre underwent further renovations: in 1888 Francesco Podesti decorated the room with floral motifs, in 1900 the painter Ridolfi redecorated the velarium and, in the 1930s, Silvio Galimberti repainted the ceiling.

In 1969, the theatre was sold by the Capranica family to the Italian Theatre Authority, which was suppressed in 2011, thus ceasing the theatre's activity. To ensure the continuation of its activities, the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism (MIBACT) entrusted it to Roma Capitale, asking for an enhancement project.

As of June 2015, a memorandum of understanding between the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism and Roma Capitale was signed to start the works on the recovery, enhancement and adaptation to the safety regulations of Teatro Valle.

The works were started in March 2023 with an expected duration of 18 months. 

The planned works include:

• the conservative restoration of the hall, the public areas, the staircases and the façade designed by Giuseppe Valadier;
• the rearrangement of the hall support spaces, with the elimination of all architectural barriers;
• the refunctionalisation of the stage and of the equipment and services;
• the renewal and adaptation of the technological and fire safety systems.