As pivotal testing ground for architectural heritage renovation, FuturDome combines conservation interventions, advanced technological solutions and artistic incursions. The project occupies twenty-one un-finished flats that originally hosted the latest members of the Futurism Movement. Nowadays, in a meta-historical vision, FuturDome is inhabited not only by artworks and exhibitions, but also by residents that interact with projects also in common spaces, within the historical building. In such perspective, FuturDome matches art issues, installations and sculptural elements with domestic unities, publicly available to the citizenry. Thus, FuturDome rethinks how architecture could impact on public art, creating non-mediated connections between different audiences (residents, authors, cultural institutions). FuturDome enhances a new idea of environmental intimacy, amplifying contemporary practices in a city which could be re-read as a collective oeuvre.