The project deals with the restoration and enhancement of the Bramante courtyard of Rocca Albornoz, commissioned by Pope Julius II in the first half of the 16th century, which currently houses the National Etruscan Museum. The material characteristics and the historical image of the fortress were preserved with restoration and integration of the ancient peperino paving, and the relocation of archaeological finds, as part of a general reconfiguration of the museum itinerary.
