Public spaces were redeveloped as community meeting points: seating, planters, street furniture, and new arrangements for rest areas transformed squares and panoramic viewpoints into true open‑air “urban living rooms.” Attention to materials and details, in continuity with local tradition, made it possible to integrate the new work into the historic fabric, enhancing views, perspectives, and existing architecture.
€ 2.215.952,00
CONTRACT VALUE
Municipality of Pollica (SA)
CLIENT
1998-2002
DATE
With a respectful and contemporary approach, the intervention renewed the shared spaces of the center, improving accessibility, quality, and identity. Seating, planters, and furnishings define new rest areas, turning transit points into places for staying and connection. Care for details and attention to materials, coherent with the historic fabric, helped enhance views and perspectives, strengthening the community’s sense of belonging.
