As a new function for the Hayloft building, and inspired by its surrounding environment, a bio-exhibition space detailing the fauna and flora of the Via Appia Antica Regional Park is proposed. A place to learn about the delicate ecosystem of the park, the plant life present, native and renatured, and the animals inhabiting the region, especially the endangered existing species. In today’s world, with the ever-rising global warming effects and the endless human exploitation of lands and natural habitats, we aim at raising educational awareness as well as investigating and documenting past and present plant and animal species found in the park. The proposed program brings together history, archeology, and nature in an educational framework, aiming at offering its visitors a unique and informative experience.