The urban regeneration project assigned to H&A associates concerns an area of 16.250 m2 square meters located near the Duse arena and in front of the seafront of Sottomarina di Chioggia.
The project involves a series of interventions aimed at creating a public park with inclusive play areas and leisure spaces with outdoor activities. The project funded by PNNR requalifies an area that is currently unused and will be returned to the community and the city of Chioggia.

Urban regeneration in the City of Treviso. Design of a new Urban Park located at the Former Salsa Barracks. H&A Associati has developed an urban regeneration project involving the creation of a new large green space within an unused area and a series of buildings once dedicated to the now decommissioned Salsa Barracks.
The Municipality of Treviso has acquired the area and converted it thanks to PNRR funds into a future urban park, with paths and with a use of the green space for leisure and as an opportunity for social gathering.
In the building facing the street, on Brigata Marche Street, the project includes a reuse of the existing volume that is the subject of an upcoming H&A Associates project called Start-up.
The example of the redevelopment of an area that had been disused for many years was a design opportunity that the firm approached with the utmost interest in the intervention, seeking to give maximum quality to the open spaces and related volumes, for use not only by citizens but also by possible visitors and tourists increasingly present in the city.

Architectural and structural design for the new Bin Hai stand dedicated to water events.

The shape of the cover is reminiscent of an overturned keel of a boat, in which – just as in the skeleton of a hull – the main structural elements are made up of three large longitudinal arches that join at the ends. The curvilinear course of the three arches is then punctuated by transverse beams reminiscent of the ribs of the spine of a cetacean, Each consists of three members, two connecting the lateral arches with the central one and one that rises vertically and allows to stabilize the structure through inclined members. The maximum height of the central arch, reaches 24 m for a length of 175 m, which allows to have a capacity of about 3,000 places.