It recovers fragments of nature, walls and corners of the former museum, linking them to one another and constructing around them pavilions, furniture, and living and dead natures. A proposal that does not seek isolated or superfluous motifs, but rather effective methods of spatial organization capable of relating the particular in order to create a forceful program of action that, from an overall understanding, defines a specific solution to the program.

Thus, something more than a building is proposed: a garden, a storyteller, which not only boldly resolves the programmatic need, but also engages the citizen through connections and references to reality, culture and history, proposing a vision of a new regionalism that is creative rather than nostalgic and that situates the proposal within its surroundings.