The Jubilee intervention constitutes an implementation of the measures already outlined by resolution no. 101 of 23/12/2015 of the CIPE, published in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic no. 60 on 12/03/2016, subsequently supplemented by CIPE resolution 15/12/2020 n.77/2020. These provisions allocated 12 million euros to the Ministry of the Interior for the implementation of an intervention plan aimed at urban safety in Rome.

The aforementioned plan provides for the renovation of a series of buildings already in use as garrisons for the Carabinieri, currently identifiable in four compendiums located respectively in Via del Trullo, Via dei Tordi, Via Cocco Ortu and Via Appiani. However, the implementation of the programme has encountered various difficulties, including financial limitations, legal issues concerning the availability of buildings, squatting and the adaptation of the municipal regulatory plan to the new functions of the buildings.

In this context, the current project aims to complete further implementation phases, adding the following activities:

• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via Appiani, including the intervention on the parts of the building not yet treated, the restoration of the caretaker's accommodation and external improvements.
• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via Cocco Ortu, including the intervention on the parts of the building not yet treated, the recovery of the caretaker's accommodation and aesthetic improvement interventions.
• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via dei Tordi, which includes interventions on external structures, including the construction of passive defence works.

In addition, it is planned to renovate building A (the second of the three buildings) to be used for accommodation and workshops in the Via del Trullo complex.

The Jubilee intervention constitutes an implementation of the measures already outlined by resolution no. 101 of 23/12/2015 of the CIPE, published in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic no. 60 on 12/03/2016, subsequently supplemented by CIPE resolution 15/12/2020 n.77/2020. These provisions allocated 12 million euros to the Ministry of the Interior for the implementation of an intervention plan aimed at urban safety in Rome.

The aforementioned plan provides for the renovation of a series of buildings already in use as garrisons for the Carabinieri, currently identifiable in four compendiums located respectively in Via del Trullo, Via dei Tordi, Via Cocco Ortu and Via Appiani. However, the implementation of the programme has encountered various difficulties, including financial limitations, legal issues concerning the availability of buildings, squatting and the adaptation of the municipal regulatory plan to the new functions of the buildings.

In this context, the current project aims to complete further implementation phases, adding the following activities:

• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via Appiani, including the intervention on the parts of the building not yet treated, the restoration of the caretaker's accommodation and external improvements.
• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via Cocco Ortu, including the intervention on the parts of the building not yet treated, the recovery of the caretaker's accommodation and aesthetic improvement interventions.
• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via dei Tordi, which includes interventions on external structures, including the construction of passive defence works.

In addition, it is planned to renovate building A (the second of the three buildings) to be used for accommodation and workshops in the Via del Trullo complex.

The Jubilee intervention constitutes an implementation of the measures already outlined by resolution no. 101 of 23/12/2015 of the CIPE, published in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic no. 60 on 12/03/2016, subsequently supplemented by CIPE resolution 15/12/2020 n.77/2020. These provisions allocated 12 million euros to the Ministry of the Interior for the implementation of an intervention plan aimed at urban safety in Rome.

The aforementioned plan provides for the renovation of a series of buildings already in use as garrisons for the Carabinieri, currently identifiable in four compendiums located respectively in Via del Trullo, Via dei Tordi, Via Cocco Ortu and Via Appiani. However, the implementation of the programme has encountered various difficulties, including financial limitations, legal issues concerning the availability of buildings, squatting and the adaptation of the municipal regulatory plan to the new functions of the buildings.

In this context, the current project aims to complete further implementation phases, adding the following activities:

• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via Appiani, including the intervention on the parts of the building not yet treated, the restoration of the caretaker's accommodation and external improvements.
• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via Cocco Ortu, including the intervention on the parts of the building not yet treated, the recovery of the caretaker's accommodation and aesthetic improvement interventions.
• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via dei Tordi, which includes interventions on external structures, including the construction of passive defence works.

In addition, it is planned to renovate building A (the second of the three buildings) to be used for accommodation and workshops in the Via del Trullo complex.

The city of Rome is implementing a wide range of initiatives and projects to rediscover and enhance its river. This intervention is part of the "Project of redevelopment, restoration and accessibility" TEVEREVER of the Superintendence of Rome, referred to the Left Bank – Section I, "Ponte Marconi - Ponte dell 'Industria". 

The left bank is still the least valued and exploited part of the sides of the Tiber, though it is the one closest to the great urban monumental sites. A new phase that will give centrality to this stretch of river by reintegrating it to the urban landscape is now beginning: the project involves the creation of an urban park that will connect, through a nature trail, the archaeological finds with the sites whose restoration and enhancement have already been funded by the Special Superintendency of Rome.

The left bank of the Tiber will thus be accessible and usable for citizens. Specifically, the project involves the connection between the city and the Parco Tevere Roma Sud at these points:

• Parco Schuster and Basilica of Saint Paul and overlooking Park of the right bank.
• Mercati generali, Montemartini, Italgas, Teatro India. 

Parco Tevere Sud project can lead the way for the enhancement of other stretches of the river. It is based on attention to design, sustainability, long-term durability and integration with the landscape. 

Here are the details of the series of interventions planned by the Municipality, together with the Tiber Special Office: 

- Creation of a series of cycle and pedestrian paths and securing of embankments, establishing transverse and longitudinal connections between the various areas of the park;

- Planning of cleaning, pruning and maintenance of vegetation;

- Enhancement of differentiated docking facilities for canoeists, inflatable boats, and improving the docking facilities for the shuttle boat connecting to Ostia Antica; 

- Creation of lightweight structures and kiosks with restroom facilities;

- Installation of lighting systems at parking and travel sites; 

- Creation of spaces for sports activities;

- Planting and landscape restoration activities; 

- Installation of signage and creation of observation points, featuring educational spaces and areas for the fruition of the historical-archaeological Parco Tevere Sud, including its recent Roman-era discoveries. 

The project builds upon previous initiatives such as the summer beach "Tiberis" and Parco Marconi, for which a ramp has already been built connecting the green area with the sidewalk of Ponte G. Marconi. Overall, the aim is to provide new green areas, new services and new recreational and social opportunities for the community, seizing the potential of the Tiber, a crucial resource that has shaped the city's history since its foundation.

The intervention consists in the renovation of the sound stage of the former Istituto Luce, located in the premises of the Municipality of Rome VII, in Piazza di Cinecittà n.11.

The renovation includes:

• Reinforcement of the roof slab;
• Renovation of the flat roof and the waterproofing sheath;
• Structural interventions;
• Construction of a new stage and stalls with terraced steps;
• Extraordinary maintenance of the interior of the theatre (offices, dressing rooms, toilets, etc.);
• Complete renovation of all the installations serving the theatre (electrical, water, sanitary, fire-fighting, etc.);

Thanks to these important works, the theatre will once again be usable and at the service of the citizens of Rome Capital.

The adaptation project involves the construction of a purification system consisting of a biological tank for the primary wastewater treatment, a biological purifier for secondary treatment and the lifting station with a double electric pump for sewage treatment. The drainage of the purified water will be conveyed to the "Rio Galeria" water basin.

The intervention areas include three parks in the Massimina district of the XII Municipality, the park in Via Oreste Ranelletti, the park in Via Giuseppe Vanni and the park in Via Romano Guerra.

The intervention at the Ranelletti Park will include various activities: the construction of a play area, the installation of a cover to protect the existing seats and the activation of electrical outlets, the preparation of the area for the future installation of a privately-run kiosk, the restoration of the irrigation system, the provision of dustbins, the planting of new trees and the restoration of the fitness area.

While the new seats will be implemented in the Vanni Park, the play area will be partially integrated to accommodate different age groups of users, and the ordinary and extraordinary maintenance of the glued laminated timber structure will be carried out.

There have been a number of interventions in the Romano Guerra Park, including the pruning of trees, the restoration and integration of parking lots, interventions on fences, the construction of the play area, the demolition of the existing fountain and the construction of skate parks, the preparation of the area for the future installation of a privately-run kiosk, the installation of a video surveillance system.

The intervention areas include three parks in the Massimina district of the XII Municipality, the park in Via Oreste Ranelletti, the park in Via Giuseppe Vanni and the park in Via Romano Guerra.

The intervention at the Ranelletti Park will include various activities: the construction of a play area, the installation of a cover to protect the existing seats and the activation of electrical outlets, the preparation of the area for the future installation of a privately-run kiosk, the restoration of the irrigation system, the provision of dustbins, the planting of new trees and the restoration of the fitness area.

While the new seats will be implemented in the Vanni Park, the play area will be partially integrated to accommodate different age groups of users, and the ordinary and extraordinary maintenance of the glued laminated timber structure will be carried out.

There have been a number of interventions in the Romano Guerra Park, including the pruning of trees, the restoration and integration of parking lots, interventions on fences, the construction of the play area, the demolition of the existing fountain and the construction of skate parks, the preparation of the area for the future installation of a privately-run kiosk, the installation of a video surveillance system.

The intervention areas include three parks in the Massimina district of the XII Municipality, the park in Via Oreste Ranelletti, the park in Via Giuseppe Vanni and the park in Via Romano Guerra.

The intervention at the Ranelletti Park will include various activities: the construction of a play area, the installation of a cover to protect the existing seats and the activation of electrical outlets, the preparation of the area for the future installation of a privately-run kiosk, the restoration of the irrigation system, the provision of dustbins, the planting of new trees and the restoration of the fitness area.

While the new seats will be implemented in the Vanni Park, the play area will be partially integrated to accommodate different age groups of users, and the ordinary and extraordinary maintenance of the glued laminated timber structure will be carried out.

There have been a number of interventions in the Romano Guerra Park, including the pruning of trees, the restoration and integration of parking lots, interventions on fences, the construction of the play area, the demolition of the existing fountain and the construction of skate parks, the preparation of the area for the future installation of a privately-run kiosk, the installation of a video surveillance system.

The first Metropolitan Urban Center of Rome is born in the Capital City, in Viale Manzoni, 34, in the building that houses the Galileo Galilei Industrial Technical School Institute. The main mission of the Urban Center will be to inform and involve citizens in urban planning and public policies of the Metropolitan City of Roma Capitale. It will host multi-purpose spaces, meeting rooms and laboratories, offices, a reception desk, a space for permanent and temporary exhibitions, interactive and immersive multimedia spaces.

The group led by Architect Lorenzo Maggio won the design competition for the setting up of the headquarters: 1,075 sqm on 4 floors in addition to 462 sqm outside. The project also includes a space entirely dedicated to the city and its territory that, in a language understandable to all, will tell the urban transformations — both current and future ones — and interactions with the natural landscape.

The installation will be carried out in synergy with the Metropolitan City and in collaboration with the Special Superintendence of Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape of Rome, as it is a protected asset. The goal is to inaugurate the Urban Center by the end of 2024.