After the Second World War and the population boom of the 1960s, we can clearly identify a final intense construction phase affected by the publication of the first technical standards for educational buildings [11]. These standards have greatly influenced the future buildings which all have common characteristics: more open volumes (entailing an increase of surface dispersant in equal heated volumes), maximum height of two floors (three for midle schools), extensive use of reinforced concrete structures with curtain walls and large window surfaces. A different class may be formed separately from kindergarten that - if some structures realized in portions of existing historic buildings in the city center are excluded - are often relatively recent constructions, characterized by small volumes, single floor and a tolerable wall thermal dispersion.