The interstitial space between the two volumes houses a cavea for outdoor performances, while the southern part of building B is a square with a strong social vocation.

The accessibility of the park results in this multiple way: directly from the north, where the car park is confirmed, at a height with the lower part of the park, from the building A overlooking the road, in this sense understood as “Gate of the park”, with exit on a connecting ramp suitable for the disabled, finally from the interstitial space between the two buildings, with direct access to the ramp described above.

The formal solution of the system of the inclined planes of the roofs produces a new plasticity that tends not to mimesis but on the contrary to a formal singularity of the new built volume. The architectural language of the two buildings confirms the plasticity of the intervention at the urban scale. 

The cavea is one of the crucial spaces of the project: placed centrally between the two buildings, contained in them, it generates a new external dialogue – internal between the spaces hosting a multipurpose area for shows.