In 2018 and 2019 the University of Padova carried on an archaeological survey of the Roman Imperial building situated beyond the eastern edge of the forum and southeast of the so-called Casa Sarda (PO area). The survey was conducted in different areas: the excavation was carried on with a focus on the northwestern area of the building (rooms I, XI, XII) and on its southwestern (rooms III, XIII) and southeastern (room VII) edges, and the excavation area was expanded eastward, which brought to light several structural evidences, including an apsidal room (room XIV). The removal of the layers of collapse revealed information about walls made of mud-bricks covered with painted plaster, the layout of the first floor and the articulation of the roof of the rooms. Finally, the presence of various closed passages and numerous fragments of semi-worked bones in the abandonment deposits shed light on the last phases of occupancy of the building.