With the aim of providing a definitive solution that would allow the continuation of nautical activities and, at the same time, the extension of the park as far as the south-eastern shore, the project envisaged the reorganisation of the area with the recovery and valorisation of the existing buildings of architectural and cultural value (the former heliotherapy colony and the former customs house) and the replacement of building structures, of low profile, with the construction of five new bodies of flanked and slightly staggered buildings, in order to obtain depth and facade movement also due to their important dimensions. The typological and compositional choice adopted is a clear reference to the architectural style of the “cavane”, of which the façades evoke the characteristic reflection of the façades on the waterfront, while, from a figurative point of view, the compositional and formal configuration of the new building strongly recalls the architectural style of the dockyard façades, i.e. the typical shape of the more traditional constructions for boat storage.