KOTZIA SQUARE IS A CENTRAL AND ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SQUARES IN ATHENS. SECOND IN SIZE, RIGHT AFTER SYNTAGMA SQUARE, IN THE MIDDLE OF THE COMMERCIAL TRIANGLE OF THE CITY, IT HAS THE DOUBLE IDENTITY OF BEING THE CITY HALL SQUARE AND AN EXPOSURE PLACE OF ARCHAILOGICAL FINDINGS, SINCE AN ANCIENT ROAD AND PART OF A SEMETARY HAVE BEEN FOUND ON IT’S NORTHEAST SIDE, DATED SINCE THE 5th CENTURY B.C. BECAUSE OF THAT DISCOVERY, THE RENOVATION OF THE SQUARE HAS BEEN CANCELED AT THE MOMENT. THE TARGET OF THIS WORK IS TO SUGGEST A SOLUTION FOR THE PROPER DISPLAY OF THE ARCHAIOLOGICAL FINDINGS AND TO EMFASIZE THE CHARACTER OF A CITY HALL SQUARE.