Rome may capture the imagination as a languid city with breath taking monuments and a 'dolce vita' life-style, but it also has one of the largest numbers of squats and self-governed buildings in Europe, as its citizens attempt to combat an increasingly desperate social housing crisis of scarce council homes and exorbitant house prices. Recent official censuses have calculated that over 100 buildings are occupied illegally by around 10,000 people -while a large number of abandoned buildings in the capital, and the nation, decay. The Italian Home Office has registered 160 derelict buildings in Rome - including factories, hospitals and cinemas. It has been called a citta fai da te, a 'do it yourself city' where a resilient population is finding solutions to compensate for the demise of the welfare state and a weak and bankrupt local city council.
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机译：罗马可以捕捉想象力作为呼吸纪念碑和“Dolce Vita”生活方式的慵懒城市，但它也是欧洲最大的深蹲和自治建筑之一，因为其公民试图越来越努力打击绝望的社会住房危机稀缺委员会的家园和过高的房价。最近的官方普查已经计算出超过100个建筑物非法占用约10,000人 - 这是大量废弃的建筑物，以及国家衰退。意大利家庭办公室在罗马注册了160个遗弃建筑 - 包括工厂，医院和电影院。它被称为Citta Fai Da Te，一个“自己自己的城市”，其中一个有弹性人口正在寻找解决方案，以弥补福利国家的消亡和弱势和破产的地方委员会。
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