Rome does not separate its past from its present.

Ancient structures remain embedded within daily life, supporting and existing alongside contemporary use. Layers of time remain visible, where architectural forms from different eras stand in direct relation, articulated through materiality and vertical expression. Hierarchy remains legible, shaping how space is experienced and understood.

What persists is an environment where history accumulates, where the past is neither removed nor set aside, and where growth occurs through addition rather than erasure.