Tor di Valle / River Landscape Park
- Location
- Tor di Valle, Rome, Italy
- Typology
- Landscape architecture
- Contribution
- Academic project · Landscape design
A public landscape proposal for the former Tor di Valle racecourse beside the Tiber. Three layers—traces, vegetation and movement—bring existing marks on the ground into a new structure of paths, clearings and activity spaces. The analysis and masterplan connect the site to the river, surrounding neighbourhoods and wider movement networks.
Landscape Architecture Studio II, Sapienza, 2021–2022. Collaborative work with Elena Cappelletti and JingTong Cheng. Tutors: Gianni Celestini, Rita Biasi and Andrea Bruschi.
Between the city and the river
Traces · Vegetation · Dynamics
Three readings organise the proposal: the site’s traces, its vegetation and the dynamics of movement. The reference images describe intended landscape atmospheres.
From park to detail
Detailed plans, sections and views explore transitions from tree cover to open ground and shared spaces. Species, seasonal colour and planting height create spatial variety along the routes.