We need to think about issues such as the integration of the consolidated city and urban spaces (whether it is infrastructure or large green wedges that penetrate from the outskirts of Rome to the historic city), new solutions for social housing, a new hypothesis of redevelopment of the margins of the Tiber and the identification of possible new areas of territory to be exploited with adequate road connections. Rome must return to the practice of culture and imagine itself not as an immobile and lifeless mechanism but as a moving organism oriented to the future in continuous evolution, capable of generating ideas and exchanges with other cities to return to being, through architecture, the centre of European and international debate.