The demolished zone will house the new “via Albertano da Brescia” school complex.

To the south of the area stands an adjacent residential zone, while to the west lies an area of common land owned by the council. The north of the area is bounded by via Cucca.
The buildings were in a dilapidated state, the materials used in the construction had deteriorated over time and, in some cases, no longer complied with current standards, in particular:
- the aluminium windows did not open or close properly;
- the floors were badly worn and in some places cracked and holed;
- the false ceilings did not comply with acoustic criteria
- the micro-perforations were blocked with paint and there were traces of non-encapsulated rockwool (not to   standard);
- the bathrooms were no longer functional and did not comply with hygiene-sanitary regulations;
- the 35% pitched roof with its terracotta tiles was in poor condition, with water infiltration causing stains on   the ceilings.

In addition, the type of roof with its murici e tabelloni and overlying layer of tiles was too heavy for the prefabricated structure, especially when considering the new seismic requirements.