In arrivo nuova urbanistica tattica per migliorare lo spazio pubblico di Roma. Ecco come partecipare al bando
Rome has launched "Spazi a Colori" (Spaces in Color), a public call for tactical urbanism projects aimed at reclaiming public spaces from traffic and decay. Open until May 20, the initiative invites citizens, associations, schools, and businesses to propose low-cost, high-impact interventions such as floor paintings, mobile furniture, and urban greenery. Each selected project will receive approximately €50,000 in funding to transform intersections, squares, and school zones into pedestrian-friendly social hubs.
This initiative represents a significant shift toward participatory urban design and the "15-minute city" model in the Italian capital. By utilizing "light" elements like asphalt art and modular seating, the city aims to improve safety and social cohesion without the long timelines of traditional infrastructure. The program builds on previous successes like the "Blu Art" project, signaling a long-term commitment to making Rome a more resilient and polycentric metropolis.