The building called Mikado near the area gives the area a functional vocation for refreshment, meeting, and socializing, an intended use supported and emphasized by the new building. The volumetric morphology imposes itself spatially in the area as if to stand out as a new identity reference point, visually emerging even from distant perspectives, but at the same time leaving the urban space and the usability of the square unchanged. The mass of the structure is elevated from the ground, giving the space below the urban quality of a new square and maintaining a social, meeting, and recreational attitude. This space extends onto the green roof of the building thanks to a ramp, made up of the building itself, which allows you to climb up to the top level of the structure; the generated path is configured as a “promenade” interspersed with squares and terraces that offer views and overlooks of the surrounding area allowing the visitor to cross, by climbing, the different “social spaces”.