Curated by Elena Andreoni, together with Giulia Luciani and Sofia Tullo, the free exhibition at Metropolitano Urban Center  explores three areas of the city undergoing significant transformation, all of which share the need to balance heritage conservation, the quality of public spaces and new prospects for development: the Flaminio district, the Monumental Archaeological Center - Centro Archeologico Monumentale (CArMe) and the Colombo-EUR axis. The Foro Italico and the Flaminio bend represent one of the main hubs of modern and contemporary Rome, currently the focus of projects aimed at integrating the area’s sporting and cultural heritage, expanding public spaces and strengthening links with the River Tiber and the major urban parks. In the heart of Rome, the CArMe project proposes a new...