The church of San Vito Nuova is a contemporary architectural work that stands out for its symbolic design based on the shape of the "tent". This concept translates into curvilinear walls, a circular plan, a cylindrical volume and a concave-convex conical roof.

Fitting into a densely populated urban context, the emerging building has a modest entrance, while its circular liturgical hall is oriented longitudinally towards a large presbytery. The notable height of the hall is characterized by curvilinear walls uniformly covered in travertine slabs, interrupted by emerging pillars and exposed beams that converge towards a conical roof.

The plan of the church, circular and inspired by the symbolism of the "tent", presents a sacred hall with an irregular curvilinear shape, liturgically oriented longitudinally. Multiple entrances, including a large atrium and side entrances, contribute to the flexibility and accessibility of the space.

The facade does not follow a traditional scheme but shows the cylindrical volume corresponding to the presbytery and the sacristy, with oblong rectangular windows and a secondary access. The innovative and symbolic architecture of the church of San Vito Nuova reflects a contemporary perspective in the integration of forms and meanings in sacred design.