Temple University Rome Campus faced challenges sourcing high-quality satellite imagery for an academic project focusing on the Tiber River area in Rome. Despite initial limitations with existing image sources, strategic collaboration with PlanetObserver and ONYX Space enabled the acquisition of Very High Resolution (VHR) Imagery. This innovative solution empowered the Architecture Design Course students to conduct in-depth research and enhance their exhibition efforts. Leveraging geospatial technologies, the project facilitated enriched academic exploration, multidisciplinary learning, and cultural engagement, ultimately contributing to the university's pursuit of academic excellence.