We propose to counter these “pathologies” by triggering a virtuous process of regeneration that starts from the will of citizens to regain public spaces and articulates through the search for new connections with the existing.

Considering the insertion in the context of reference and the relations with the surrounding fabric, a double dimension has been sought: an intimate one, with the definition of sheltered areas and the other of a broader scope through the establishment of real ‘collective places’, in close relationship with the system of existing squares.

Green, already strongly present, is understood as a resource that can be implemented as an interstitial fabric that favors the agreement between old and new elements.