The stone square, with its clean design, inserted into a slow and complex urban history, becomes the support for the proliferation of transitory experiences. The square welcomes the forest of trees in containers that are arranged according to the simple geometries of a nursery and in accordance with the needs of use related to flows and events.
The arrangement of the trees gives the square a mutant image but with the possibility of financing that is clearly distinguishable: the hard part, infrastructural with public investment; the light and natural part managed by private funds.