Trigoria / A Landscape of Connections
- Location
- Trigoria, Rome, Italy
- Typology
- Landscape architecture
- Contribution
- Academic project · Landscape design
A proposal to connect Trigoria’s scattered open spaces into a continuous public landscape. Agricultural land, permeable ground and everyday movement inform a sequence of a piazza, planted gardens, an agritourism area and a belvedere. Local drainage lines are translated into a softer geometry of routes and places to pause, while trees, water and low walls give each space its own scale and character.
Landscape Architecture Studio I, Sapienza, 2020–2021. Collaborative work with Annamaria Magnolfi and Mina Soleimanipour. Design tutor: Fabio Di Carlo; analysis and evaluation: Guarini.
Project films
Reading the territory
Land use, permeability and environmental indicators establish the starting point. The mapping connects the agricultural setting with the neighbourhood’s open spaces.
A connected public landscape
The programme and scenario studies bring movement, gathering and planting into one network. The evaluation diagrams retain their original keys and annotations.
Piazza, streets and thresholds
Street sections study walking and cycling alongside vehicle movement. The proposal prioritises permeable ground, stronger tree cover and connections between existing green spaces, shaping the piazza as a place for movement, pause and encounter.