The exhibition, which is presented in the form of "pages of an open book" as an invitation to enter and read according to different reading codes, highlights the figure and work of Zvi Hecker through his Italian projects over the period 1999–2022.

Whilst remaining architecture on paper, drawings and models reflect the importance of reiteration in the design process as an effective methodology in search of the form. In their typological variety, the Italian projects narrate the relationship the architect has had for years with the architectural culture in Italy.
Precisely a project for Abruzzo, Ella’s House, is being built in Manoppello. It is an important circumstance of confrontation between the international milieu that the architect brings with him and the ancient culture of Abruzzo which nature, characterised by an often harsh and fascinating territory, he has been able to interpret as an element full of prodromal symbols and values.
Also on display are the milestone projects, built from the 1960s onwards, which as a subtle fil rouge guide the visitor through the pages of the “open book”.

The form and space of the exhibition are an example per se of Hecker’s architectural language, thus allowing visitors to experience it personally. Zvi Hecker invites viewers not only to see his own design but also to personally experience the form and space it generates.
The site-specific is also displayed as the ancient " City Crown", a place chosen for the relational life of Civil Society.