The City of Turin has launched a call for expressions of interest for 31 kiosks currently undergoing revocation or forfeiture, with the aim of bringing new life to these urban spaces by turning them into hubs of social interaction, culture, and local enterprise.

The kiosks will be incorporated into the city’s public assets and made available through a participatory process: residents, associations, and entrepreneurial initiatives are invited to submit proposals for economic or social activities aligned with the characteristics and needs of each neighborhood.

The deadline for submitting proposals is September 30. After that, public tenders will be issued to assign temporary surface rights for the kiosks, with the requirement to ensure their maintenance and proper functioning.

Any outstanding debts will remain the responsibility of previous operators. Kiosks that cannot be restored will be demolished as part of a sustainable plan.

This is a concrete opportunity to contribute to the revival of public spaces and take care of our city together.

Read the full call here