The enhancement of the space is achieved by defining a new “void” integrated into the existing system, articulated through a succession of squares and pathways that shift along a gradient: more material and structured towards the urban space—equipped with seating and furniture—and greener as it moves towards the river park. The resulting landscape highlights the proximity to the watercourse and the characteristic landscape of Pavia, contributing to improved environmental quality, comfort, and biodiversity. In the project, the straight course of the Navigliaccio’s banks widens and “enters” the courtyard of the new buildings, shaping the morphology to create a double amphitheater with organic forms that break the linearity of the buildings and echo the sinuous bends of the Ticino River.