It started as a conversation with some colleagues, centred on the idea that the city doesn’t unfold as a single whole. Instead, the different Quartieri (neighbourhoods) function like small cities. Each with its own rhythm, social fabric and local life. Different energies, different habits, different ways of being.

The Edicola Project builds on this by dedicating each print issue to a single neighbourhood. We dive into history and current happenings, explore where to go and what to pay attention to.

For Roman Radar, which began as a newsletter tracing the city through exhibitions, openings, and cultural moments, it seemed like a natural extension. Each publication is, in many ways, both a magazine and a map. A way of reading, but also of moving.