The project influences and shapes its surroundings, pursuing a sustainability that finds its central focus in the valorisation of existing resources and in the harmony between architecture, people and nature. The boundaries between public and private dissolve, revealing new urban routes, new connections, and new spaces. The pre-existing rear access is ennobled, becoming a real covered urban square: a living space where people can meet, enriched with pedestrian paths, green areas and parking spaces.

Starting from the regeneration of existing spaces, Cluster FVG dialogues with the city of Manzano, contributing to its transformation. The identity of the urban context and the building is renewed without losing its characteristic features. The result is a topos in which two distinct souls coexist in harmony: public and private create new places in perfect visual continuity with the pre-existing.