The redevelopment of Largo Carioli aims to revitalise a strategically important area of the city, transforming it into an open, accessible public space that integrates seamlessly with the surrounding urban fabric.
The project will create a park designed to encourage social interaction, improve pedestrian connectivity and provide welcoming spaces for people to gather and spend time. The aim is to enhance the quality of public spaces while offering the local community new opportunities to enjoy and experience the historic city centre.
For Corbo Group, working within an established urban environment demands a careful, methodical and responsible approach, balancing functional requirements, landscape quality and respect for the area's distinctive identity.
The project holds particular significance due to the historical remains uncovered in the area over the years, including sections of the ancient Roman walls. These archaeological features offer valuable insights into Terni's past and the rich history of the site.
Rather than treating these discoveries as separate elements, the project incorporates them into the overall design of the public space. The new park will also serve as an archaeological garden, preserving and showcasing the city's heritage while making it accessible and understandable within a contemporary urban setting.
Urban regeneration therefore becomes a careful balance between creating new opportunities for public use and maintaining a meaningful connection with the past.
Largo Carioli is a project where urban transformation and heritage conservation come together. The redesigned area aims to enhance the quality of public spaces, improve pedestrian connectivity and contribute to the revitalisation of Terni's historic city centre.
Throughout this process, Corbo Group brings together technical expertise and a considered approach to design, working in an environment that requires precision, coordination and a thorough understanding of the site's cultural significance.
Urban regeneration goes beyond the physical transformation of a space. It is about restoring a sense of identity, bringing places back into everyday life and fostering a stronger, more meaningful connection between the city and its people.
A Project Shaping the City's Future
Through the redevelopment of Largo Carioli, Terni is preparing to welcome a new public space that brings together urban greenery, archaeological heritage and quality of life.
This tangible investment in the city's future demonstrates how urban regeneration can help create more accessible, heritage-conscious cities that remain connected to their identity.
For Corbo Group, construction also means taking responsibility for the present while creating lasting value for the future.
“Working on a site such as Largo Carioli means taking on the responsibility of balancing urban regeneration with respect for history.
It requires vision, expertise and a genuine appreciation of the value and significance of each place.”
Roberto Corbo, President of Corbo Group