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The regeneration project for the GAM – Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Turin – reimagines the museum as a new urban ecosystem, where architecture, art, landscape, and public space are seamlessly interwoven. The intervention transforms the ground floor into an open and permeable museum “citadel”, strengthening the relationship between the historic building, the city, and the new collective spaces.

The Community at the Center

Piazzale Loreto is the winning project of a C40 Reinventing Cities competition — promoted by the city of Milan, transforming a former traffic hub into a vibrant, green open-air public square. A permeable and protected space designed to bring nature and people back to the center of urban life.

The project aims to heal the urban and social divide between the southern side of Milan — along Corso Buenos Aires — and the northern districts of NoLo, Via Padova, and Viale Monza, creating a new seamless connection and redefining the identity of the area.

The Parco Schuster project near to the Tiber, delivers a comprehensive vision for the park’s restoration and enhancement as part of the Giubileo 2025 initiatives. This intervention balances two fundamental design approaches: on the one hand, it focuses on restoring and upgrading existing areas and pathways, aiming to return the park’s well-established spaces to the community with improved accessibility; on the other, it introduces new green areas and activation zones that breathe new life into the park, fostering social inclusivity and reinforcing its identity.

The new Cremona Hospital, by Mario Cucinella Architects, for which we designed the landscape, presents itself as a ‘city within a city’ that puts nature at the centre. The focus is on integration with the urban and environmental context at the centre with a holistic vision of the concepts of health and wellbeing of the person, integrated with the surrounding territorial systems and the health care network.

The Parco Unione project addresses the dual identity of the Sesto San Giovanni area, bridging the historical urban fabric of ex-Falck industries with the marks of recent industrial transformations.

Milan’s northwest is getting a green makeover with the Ex Trotto Milano (EXTM) urban regeneration project. The 130,000 sqm area in one of the city’s greenest residential zones will become a thriving metropolitan hub focusing on pedestrian-friendly living.