Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
Part of the working-class district is to be demolished due to structural problems at the houses.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
Illegal occupation of a private building owned by one of the most important italian builders.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
Housing complex owned by A.T.E.T ( company for residential building). These properties have several structural problems (water infiltration, moisture and so on) despite the very recent construction.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
In 2002 there was a massive construction project by a consortium of private building contracts. The project to reveled the area has failed. In this are there only private and commercial constructions.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
The design of new suburbs has affected the spaces of personal interaction inside the city. The old playground is replaced by the new shopping center.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
There is only few areas aimed for children in the new Roman suburbs. The construction of this park was sponsored by the owners of the shopping mall nearby.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
Even though the local church does no longer serve as a benchmark for the people living in the old town, it certainly remains a reference point where help could be sought
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2014
Building of Local health authority is illegally occupied from December 2013. Inside the building there are about 16 families with 10 children.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2014
Despite the limited services for the citizens and the static nature of the real estate market in the Rome’s suburbs it will continue to build.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
Many of the new buildings remain unsold, but in the same area about 40 families occupy homes illegally.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2014
Building of Local health authority converted into apartments for 16 families.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2014
Angel, three years old, is watching cartoons. He lives with his mother in the building of the Local health authority.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
There is two tendencies when it comes to the urbanization plans of the outskirts of Rome: one involves environmental and social degradation and the other one is based on the concept of a district that serves as a “dormitory” rather than an area to live in
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2014
Margherita has occupied unlawfully her apartment.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
In the new suburbs about 60% of the population is under 35 years old. Many families are affected by the inadequacy of the public structures.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
There is a boundary between the two urban peripherals. It’s a cultural boundary and leads to misunderstandings and isolation among the citizens.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
Family living in the old suburbs. The crime rate in this very degraded neighborhood is very high.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
Until few decades ago Ponte di Nona was a small village surrounded by the typical Roman countryside.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2014
G. lives in the in the building of the Local health authority.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2014
Evelina is 20 years old. She lives in the in the building of the Local health authority. She lives in this room with her brother and her mother.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2014
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
In Rome there is as many as 250,000 vacant apartments according to the tenants union (SUNIA). Despite that, housing shortage in the capital is very strong.
Ponte di Nona, Rome. 2013
The only part of the pine forest that has not been cleared is used as a hiding place for illicit activities.