The northernmost building appears as a new urban icon, a large enclosure that hosts the functions serving the city, the Civic Center intended as a space for meeting the territory directly accessible from the outside.

The sum of the other buildings, combined with the base and part of the basement, articulates all the rooms of the new seat of the Art School A. Vittoria.

The internal distribution rotates around a full-height void containing the main staircase, in line with both the front entrance and the rear entrance. All the buildings, although volumetrically autonomous, are connected to each other through two transversal connections. The horizontal connection plays a fundamental role configuring itself not only as a distribution space, but above all as the sum of informal areas of aggregation and socialization.