Architect@Work Milano 2019 | Milan and the renewal of blighted areas

The urban redevelopment of the outskirts of Milan is the focus of the seminars of Architect@Work Milano – November 13th, 2019

 The seminars of Architect@Work Milano held on November 13th, 2019 will be dedicated to architecture and urban planning projects that contributed to the redevelopment of the outskirts of Milan.

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Masterplan Scali Farini e San Cristoforo, Milano – Wednesday, November 13th – h. 1:30-4:30 pm – 4 CFP professional training credits

An opportunity to see the master plans for the Farini and San Cristoforo railway yards, an urban regeneration project by OMA + Laboratorio Permanente. Engineer Massimiliano Pulice will illustrate the aspects of the master plan connected to the environment and sustainability, curated by Arcadis Italia, the company that has Pulice as its CEO.

These two areas in Milan, currently occupied by decommissioned tracks, will become green areas, with extensive parks, new railway stations and routes for cyclists and pedestrians. Agenti Climatici – this is the name of the project including the master plans of the two areas – is a project by OMA + Laboratorio Permanente, with the participation of Philippe Rahm Architectes, practice specializing in meteorological architecture, Vogt Landscape Architects, landscape architects, Net Engineering, leading group in sustainability and transportation, Ezio Micelli, expert in urban policies, architect Luca Cozzani and Temporiuso, cultural association for social innovation.

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Arcadis Italia, which has also joined the 100 Resilient Cities platform, has dealt with the aspects of the master plan connected to the environment and sustainability. At Farini railway yard there will be an extensive forest, capable of refreshing the hot winds from South-West (Limpidarium d’aria, Air Limpidarium). Similarly, the former San Cristoforo railway yard will be provided with a system for purifying water that will also supply natural swimming pools (Limpidarium d’acqua, Water Limpidarium).

Sarca 235 – Open City – Wednesday, November 13th – h. 5-8 pm – 3 CFP professional training credits

Architect Alessandro Scandurra, Scandurra Studio Architettura

Another example of urban regeneration is provided by Sarca 235, the redevelopment of a building in the north-eastern suburbs of Milan, a former industrial area that is undergoing many changes. As Alessandro Scandurra explains: “For the Sarca 235 project, I was inspired by office buildings from the 1960s, trying to break free from the formal theme.”

The result is a representative office with a decorative metal cladding, obtained from special work with pigments and texture of sheets. As to environmental sustainability, the building has obtained the highest level of the Leed certification, Leed Platinum. Leed certification measures metrics related to energy and water efficiency, CO2 emissions, materials and resources, and the choice of site.

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