The geometries of the lot and the topography of the surrounding roads determine strict constraints on the general planimetric setting; however, the project does not renounce the search for a “renewed” liturgical structure that encourages involvement and greater proximity and unity between the priest minister of God and the co-celebrant assembly.

The solution is identified in the overlap between a longitudinal volume arranged in a North-South line and a polygonal plan oriented along the East-West axis in which the presbytery, located on the West side in the highest and most evocative area of the Church, is literally “enveloped” by the Assembly.

The layout and the arrangement of benches ensure to the altar a full perspective centrality during the celebration; the visual correlation with fulcrums such as the Baptismal Font and the Chapel of the SS. Maria del Rosario is guaranteed on the diagonals. On the east side of the hall the Via Crucis and the Hanging Garden of Olives finally stand out in memory of the place where the path of the Passion of Christ for the salvation of men began.