FASHION AND HERITAGE. ALLESTIRE LA MODA NEI SITI UNESCO PATRIMONIO DELL'UMANITA' (VILLA ADRIANA, ACROPOLI DI ATENE E ROMA FORI IMPERIALI) This thesis proposes an ephemeral architectural intervention at Villa Adriana, one of the most significant archaeological sites of the Roman world. The project aims to reactivate a place that was once conceived as a vibrant setting for culture, exchange, and representation. Originally envisioned by Emperor Hadrian as a synthesis of the civilizations that shaped his empire, the villa becomes the starting point for a new dialogue between Colombia and Italy, inspired by Cano jewelry and its contemporary reinterpretation of pre-Columbian goldsmithing.