The theme of the exhibition is the relationship between pedagogy and architecture and the role that institutions dedicated to education and teaching play in the context of the city. The Italian-Swiss Educational Centre (CEIS) was founded in Rimini in 1946 by the Swiss Workers’ Relief Organisation with the aim of creating a village for children and adolescents aged 3 to 14, where educational programmes for the integration of individuals with relationship difficulties could be elaborated. For seventy years, the institute has been a point of reference for the city and for those involved in pedagogy. The founder, Swiss educator Margherita Zoebeli (1912-1996), arrived in Rimini together with a young architect, Felix Schwarz (1917- 2013), who studied and worked with Aldo van Eyck, who, in those