FAI's 'Luoghi del cuore' campaign dedicated to Khaled al-Asaad; Gillo Dorfles interview; Roman remains at Metro C

Il Sole 24 Ore reports that this year's FAI (Fondo Ambiente Italiano) 'Luoghi del cuore' census is dedicated to Khaled al-Asaad, the director of Palmyra who was tortured and killed by ISIS for refusing to reveal the hiding place of Roman artifacts. The census, held periodically since 2003, has gathered millions of sites chosen by three and a half million citizens for preservation. Enrico Bertolino selected the 'lunar landscape' of Piscinas in Sardinia, while Antonella Clerici fondly recalled Rapallo. The Corriere della Sera presents a book 'Esercizi di conversazione' by Anna Crespi (Ponte alle Grazie), featuring a Dada-esque dialogue with Gillo Dorfles. La Repubblica (Rome edition) updates on the discovery of Roman remains at the Metro C construction site: Paolo Omodeo Salè, CEO of Roma Metropolitane, advocated moving the complex to the surface, while superintendent Francesco Prosperetti insisted on keeping it in place. After a technical meeting, a compromise was reached to dismantle the Roman barracks found during work for the Amba Aradam station and reassemble it on site.