Creating a link between two historic Roman ruins required the need for passive public spaces; Spaces that would be successful whether serving one, two or a dozen people at a time. The anchor of this pathway is a series of large red arches (designer's choice). These arches are used as a means of wayfinding and sources of clean water (water) and trash recepticles (waste). The monumental forms bring a stark contrast to the rich, green Tuscan countryside.
Straying from this main pathway are a number of color-coded excursions. The first being a series of rammed earth mini-arches (play)that one can traverse any way they please, whether above or below. Next is a more intimate detour, being a give-and-take small public library (market). Continuing, there are two pathways that lead to introspective lookout points (intimacy), allowing for clear views of the beautiful landscapes.
