
The Tower: A Cultural Journey
Redefined as a three-layered experiential journey: Basement: A monumental, acoustic space dedicated to the ancient Temple of Minerva, clad in wood and stone. Ground Floor: A flexible hub for exhibitions, workshops, and digital cinema. Roof: A panoramic viewing platform that preserves the historic lighthouse function, merging past and present.

Landscape & Acoustic Memory
The project offers visitors an immersive experience layered with landscape, myth, and memory. A new staircase connects directly to the nearby cove, where panels recount the stories of coastal towers. Wind chimes reference the legend of the bells said to be heard from the sea on February 14th.
Architecture as Instrument
The design acts as an instrument: wires on the stair railings produce tones and sounds as people touch them, accompanying visitors along the path. The wind chimes on the curved panels vibrate with the wind, creating sounds that resonate throughout the space.



Conclusion
Redefining the Minerva Tower as a new landmark of both history and imagination.