Action 1: The most sensitive monuments and locations are identified, and a focal role is assigned to each point of interest to allow the development of a controlled tourist network. These spots will be identified as “Master-Spots”. Each Master-Spot will house visitable spaces and site-specific conservation and restoration interventions.

Action 2: Along the former main pedestrian routes, modular floating docks are installed, composed of an internal blocks system containing air chambers, made of high molecular weight and high-density material. Thanks to the repetitive design, the installation will be rapid and flexible. The hollow section will host a closed path, allowing the observation and study of submerged Venice. Above, the section is wide enough to ensure both pedestrian and cycling paths. This network will be identified as “Spot-to-Spot”. This network will serve as a connection between the Master-spots, also providing a safe path for citizens and visitors.

Action 3: Floating, multifunctional modules will be placed along the route. These modules, called “Hub-Spots”, will act as incubators for studies and research on the constantly evolving phenomenon of Venice, studying safety measures, recovery, and awareness-raising activities. Additionally, the structures will house relaxation areas, food zones, and “Echo-Spots”, which will be points for guided immersion experiences.