The intervention at Plaza Giordano Bruno takes the world of streetcars and rail transport as its conceptual axis, recreating the experience of travel through play. The playground's design offers a route that invites kids to climb aboard, explore, and move around, sparking imagination and movement.

The set is made up of two main play pieces: the Streetcar Tower and the Streetcar Station Tower. Both reinterpret these urban transport icons in a playful key, offering different ways to climb, move around, and slide, with routes designed to support motor development and symbolic play.

Each element was designed to create an appealing, dynamic space that's easy to move through, where play becomes a way to learn about and reimagine the history of the railway. The result is a playground that turns the square into a meeting point where identity, movement, and imagination move forward on rails.