On the north side of the portico, efforts were made to keep the parking system as intact as possible, reorganising it according to the new conditions, so that the final balance between the spaces currently available and the new layout proposed by the project would result in a loss of only five spaces.  Hence the idea of designing the new Square with a repeated geometry of creases, lines and fillings, compatible with the identification of 20 possible parking spaces: it is not a question of designing a car park, but of reflecting in the public space the dimensions and rhythm of the constituent elements of the new Town Hall and the surrounding environment. For this reason, the design completely isolates the council chamber, so that the administrative function, the political function, and its opening to the community (the Council)  constitute a set of separable parts, able to function at completely different times from the offices. With this solution, the Council Room can also be used for other purposes than just hosting the Municipal Council. Thus, we imagined placing it to the side of the main body dedicated to offices, as the centrepiece of the new Square, which, in some ways, permeates the building, thanks to the maximum transparency of the interface between the square and the activities taking place inside.