most of these are first and second-size trees, assessed on the basis of the size they will reach when fully grown, in relation to the proportions of the architectural intervention and exposure.

the central part of the garden, which is more exposed to the sun, features a pergola that echoes the architectural lines of the building.
under the pergola is a fragrant heart with prostrate rosemary, Sporolobus and Gaure perennials. the pergola area thus becomes a window offering a privileged view of Piazzale Libia and also a place to linger.

the entrance to the garden and the building from Piazzale Libia becomes a green “passage” in visual and physical continuity with the large trees in the square. the materials used for the outdoor paving are stabilised, draining gravel for the sustainable control and management of urban rainwater runoff, following the increasingly frequent intense and short-lived meteorological events.

the garden design ensures a balanced relationship between architecture and open spaces, establishing a good landscape perception with the urban context and, above all, in relation to the green area of Piazzale Libia.

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