Critical Notes on Practical Fallouts of the Stadio Flaminio Conservation Plan

The current outcome of the Conservation Plan of the Stadio Flaminio in Rome by Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi are reported. The Plan was carried by Sapienza University of Rome, the Pier Luigi Nervi Project Association and DO.CO.MO.MO Italy within the 2017 Keeping It Modern funding initiative by Getty Foundation. The Stadium, built for the 1960 Rome Olympics, is considered one of the most iconic buildings by Pier Luigi Nervi; notwithstanding this, it was decommissioned in 2012 and is currently in an abandoned state. The developed Conservation Plan was conceived with the primary goal to provide the Municipality of Rome with a tool to promote, support and guide the recovery of the Flaminio. The Plan contributed to the declaration of cultural interest for the Stadio Flaminio, issued on September 27, 2018. The guidelines provided by the multidisciplinary Conservation Plan were implemented in an ad-hoc HBIM to allow their direct use by professionals, researchers, and technicians involved in requalification and recovery interventions. After the Conservation plan completion, in agreement with the Department for Sports and Youth Policies of Rome Municipality, an experimental dynamic testing campaign has been carried out in 2020. In the spring of 2021, significant maintenance works were carried on the grandstand roof. Recently, in a design competition notice launched by CDP Immobiliare and Istituto per il Credito Sportivo, design guidance and graphic documentation related to the Flaminio were based on the Conservation Plan. The critical issues that are currently limiting the effective use of Plan are eventually discussed.