The project includes two actions aimed at enhancing temporary housing services in view of the Jubilee. 

Firstly, 5 air-conditioned 70-seat tensile structures will be purchased, divided into sleeping spaces, spaces for the distribution of meals and toilets with showers. The 24-hour reception service within the facilities, intended for the most fragile persons, will be entrusted to third parties through a tender in accordance with the Public Contracts Code of the Legislative Decree n.36/2023. 

Secondly, furnishings and equipment will be purchased for the Pietralata Family House. To make it possible to host guests in this place, the necessary furnishings and equipment (furniture, appliances, etc.) will be purchased through a tender.

The installation of the first four tensile structures was completed in 2024, while the installation of the fifth will be completed in the third quarter of 2025. The furnishing of the family home will be completed in the fourth quarter of 2025.

The overall conclusion of the intervention is scheduled for the second quarter of 2026, with the dismantling and storage of the tensile structures.

The Mausoleum of Augustus and Piazza Augusto Imperatore are at the heart of a restoration, redevelopment, and enhancement project—carried out under the technical and scientific supervision of the Capitoline Superintendency—which will give a renewed appearance to an important area of the ancient city, linking the monument to the surrounding urban space. The square, originally designed by Vittorio Morpurgo in the 1930s, had in fact left the Mausoleum in a state of isolation, accentuated by the difference in levels between the ancient and modern areas. 

The redevelopment project, based on the 2006 international competition coordinated by architect Francesco Cellini, aims to make the spaces around the Mausoleum fully accessible, partly through the construction of two large stepped ramps. One ramp leads west towards Via di Ripetta, while the other leads east towards the apse of the church of S. Carlo al Corso. These ramps connect the current street level of the square to the Mausoleum entrance, which is enhanced by the original 1st-century travertine paving. 

The works for the first functional phase of the southern area have been completed, and in June 2025, the travertine steps allowing visitors to reach the Mausoleum by crossing the square were opened to the public. The new layout also includes, in addition to the restoration and enhancement of some archaeological findings, the creation of a large service centre at the southern end of the monumental complex, including a café, an information point, and a bookshop. Furthermore, the foundation embankment of the Church of San Rocco and of the pillar of the passage between it and the Church of San Girolamo dei Croati have been consolidated. Finally, the sewerage system for the entire area has been completed, along with a new rainwater lifting system connected to the existing sewer in Via di Ripetta.

The enhancement of the second functional phase, currently underway, includes the redevelopment of the outer ring of the Mausoleum, with the creation of “viewing squares” landscaped with greenery, visitor paths around the archaeological area, and a new pedestrian walkway providing access to the Mausoleum from the street (north side) to the first level of the monument.

The recovery of Piazza Augusto Imperatore has progressed alongside the restoration and musealisation of the Mausoleum. In 2019, the first phase of conservation restoration was completed, which involved refurbishing numerous internal chambers and initiating the installation of the museum path. The second phase of work, which began in June 2025, will last approximately 18 months and will complete the landscaping around the Mausoleum, install lighting and accessibility systems, restore the burial chamber, and fit out the internal spaces with the museum displays.

The project involves the renovation of Pavilion 9D in the former Testaccio slaughterhouse, which will house a new Centre for Photography in Rome. The Centre, long awaited by the city, the Centre will be a modern multifunctional space integrated into the context of the industrial archaeology of the slaughterhouse, with exhibition spaces, conference rooms, offices, archives, warehouses and laboratories.

The Villa Leopardi library in the Trieste district (II Municipality), on two levels with an area of about 290 square metres, will be the subject of a functional, architectural and system renovation. 

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Resumption of painting of the lower section of the external elevation;
• Remaking of the plastering of the window panes and total internal painting;
• Maintenance of the external staircase;
• Replacement of the ground floor fixtures with double glazing;
• Redevelopment of electrical, data network, air conditioning, water-sanitary, fire and intrusion protection systems;
• Refunctionalisation of spaces to make them ergonomic and versatile, with attention to lighting and distribution of network terminals.

The goal is to make environments more efficient and adaptable to modern needs, while also improving the lighting and accessibility of technological resources.

In the Centocelle neighbourhood (V Municipality), the complex under intervention is divided into three volumes: housing, underground parking and a basement social services plate owned by the municipality, resulting from the demolition of the old municipal park. The plate is divided into three parts, each with access to a common space. The new functions of the complex will be: library, multifunctional room and co-working area. 

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Demolitions of partitions and system adaptation interventions for firefighting;
• Energy efficiency works, such as insulation of walls and solar tiles and replacement of the boiler with a heat pump system;
• Creation of co-working stations and creation of a Wi-Fi network in all environments;
• Supply of the systems necessary for the functionalisation of the spaces, including adjustments to the anti-shoplifting system and the perimeter security system;
• Preparation of the physical infrastructure for the data processing centre.

The aim is to transform the complex into a multifunctional centre accessible to citizens, ensuring safety, energy efficiency and functionality of the spaces.

The Valle Aurelia Library, in the Aurelio neighbourhood (XIII Municipality), is spread over two levels with an area of about 700 square metres, without external spaces of relevance.

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Functional and architectural redevelopment;
• Remaking of 20% of the plastered interior surfaces and total painting;
• Rebuilding of the functional layers of the roof slab;
• Complete overhaul of the fixtures and painting of the anti-intrusion grilles;
• Revision of the discharge nozzles;
• Implementation of electrical, anti-intrusion and fire-fighting systems;
• Installation of a mechanical ventilation system and a new VRF heat pump system.

The main objective is to improve the functionality, energy efficiency and safety of the structure.

The redevelopment of the Tullio De Mauro Library, located in the San Lorenzo neighbourhood (I Municipality) within the Villa Mercede park, aims at energy efficiency and overall improvement of the structure. 

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Remaking of 10% of the plaster on the external façades and complete painting of the external and internal façades;
• Maintenance of the green areas surrounding the library and renovation of the entrance door to the external bathrooms;
• Replacement of fixtures to improve thermal and energy insulation;
• Installation of new bathroom doors and overhaul/upgrading of electrical, lighting and air conditioning systems;
• Complete renovation of the toilets, installation of a water heater and a charging station for electric bicycles;
• Creation of new areas for socialising and using information with electronic devices, through the addition of new furnishings and lighting fixtures to improve the comfort and use of existing spaces.

The redevelopment of the Teatro Biblioteca Quarticciolo, located in V Municipality, aims to improve the environments and energy efficiency of the structure. 

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Remaking of 30% of the plaster and complete painting of the interior to improve the appearance and thermal insulation;
• Replacement of the glass wall on the upper floor with motorised blinders and revision of the other fixtures to improve functionality and safety;
• Revision of the waterproofing on the roof and restoration of the drainage vents to prevent water infiltration;
• Redevelopment of electrical, data network, air conditioning systems with mechanical ventilation, water and sanitation, fire prevention, intrusion prevention, and video surveillance;
• Replacement of inadequate luminaries and redistribution for better lighting in the necessary rooms.

The intervention aims to improve both the appearance and energy performance of the Teatro Biblioteca Quarticciolo, ensuring a more comfortable and safe environment for users.

The intervention area, of about 3,944 square metres, located near Via Cusino, in the Selva Candida area (XIV Municipality), houses two semi-rural buildings already used as private residences. The intervention involves the demolition and reconstruction of a new energy-efficient library, using active strategies (such as photovoltaic panels and air conveyors for mechanical ventilation) and passive strategies (natural ventilation, insulated casing, retraction of the transparent walls to the south, collection and reuse of rainwater).

This recovery intervention will promote the regeneration of an area currently degraded and lacking urban services, contributing to the limitation of land consumption. The redevelopment will allow the community to benefit from regenerated spaces and improved amenities.

Internally, the library will be organised in different areas to meet the needs of users. On the ground floor there will be social spaces and two multifunctional rooms adjacent to the stairs, adaptable to various modes of use. On the first floor, an outdoor terrace will be an extension of the common area and will lead directly to the main room of the library.

The redevelopment of the Sandro Onofri Library, located near Via Umberto Lilloni, in the Acilia area (X Municipality), aims to improve the energy efficiency and functionality of the building through a series of interventions that include structural improvements and the installation of more modern and sustainable technologies.

Specifically, the planned activities will include the following interventions:

• Complete refurbishment of the roofing package, with the insertion of insulating material to improve thermal insulation;
• Revision of skylights and replacement of seals to ensure better insulation and prevent water infiltration;
• Maintenance of external floors to ensure safety and aesthetic appearance;
• Partial renovation of the internal plaster to improve the appearance of the internal surfaces;
• Replacement of lighting fixtures with energy-efficient LED fixtures to reduce consumption and improve lighting;
• Installation of 15 photovoltaic panels on the roof to reduce the cost of electricity consumption, in combination with the planned heat pump system and a charging station;
• Redevelopment of electrical, data network, air conditioning, water-sanitary, fire, anti-intrusion and CCTV video surveillance systems to improve the safety and efficiency of the systems.