In this episode, we explore the layered history embedded in Italy’s cities, from the orderly Roman grids to the winding streets of medieval times. We examine how Italian cities like Rome, Florence, and Venice reflect a dynamic interplay between structure and organic growth, showcasing the contrast between the classical ideals of order and the organic development of urban landscapes. By reflecting on the architectural evolution, we question how modern cities can balance historical preservation with the demands of contemporary life, preserving both functionality and beauty.