The masterplan is closely linked to the VERAS association’s wishes for a room program. We have included all the different usages they hope to host on their property and developed a step-by-step plan to achieve that goal realistically. One of VERAS’s main components is educational gardening on Vignole. The cultivation areas in the master plan extend over the entire property, from North to South. This allows for fields of varying sizes to be used for different crops, as well as an incorporation of recreational areas into the grid of garden beds, each field serving a distinct purpose. The initial step is to start the grid by adding an orchard to the North, restoring the ruin in the South, and constructing a large community fireplace from the stones of the demolished ruin at the waterfront. The subsequent step involves building the greenhouse and agrivoltaic structure in the North of the property and expanding the existing school garden. The third step completes the agricultural axis that connects the North to the South and activates existing and future small interventions throughout the property, such as beekeeping and the small chapel as a recreational space. These thirteen small interventions, both existing and additional, are depicted in our master plan and can be modified, expanded, and naturally developed over time, like everything else on the property. The last stage involves implementing the community courtyard, which includes two houses: A workshop with additional functions, and a community house. This south tip of the island forms finally the core of VERAS, the community space, that was already marked with the fireplace during the first stage.