Reclaiming industry through craft and community, Corradini Works demonstrates how industrial buildings can be reactivated to support cultural regeneration and social connection within post-industrial areas. The thesis explores the adaptive reuse of an industrial complex in the San Giovanni a Teduccio. Transforming disused factory buildings into spaces for craft, education, and community activity. The proposal preserves the industrial character while introducing studios, workshops, markets, and public courtyards centered around ceramics and traditional crafts. Existing spatial qualities are reused to support flexible learning and production spaces, encouraging knowledge exchange between generations.