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The project is part of the broader redevelopment of the area commonly known as “La Goccia”, a brownfield site located between the Milano Bovisa and Milano Villapizzone railway stations and the railway infrastructures connecting them. The masterplan has been developed under the guidance of RPBW – Renzo Piano Building Workshop; LAND Italia contributes to the project as a specialist consultant for landscape and environmental components.

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 regeneration of Parco del Valentino follows a phased approach, focusing on improved accessibility and permeability through landscape enhancement and respect for the area’s historical and cultural heritage. Funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan and part of a broader urban redevelopment project led by the city administration, the park aims to enhance Turin’s ecological productivity, providing citizens with visible and measurable sustainability benefits.

Porta Nuova is the biggest urban redevelopment project ever carried out in the heart of Milan. The project extends over three neighbourhoods (Garibaldi, Varesine, and Isola) and involves a 290,000 m² brownfield site that has been deteriorating for over 50 years. The landscape design focuses on creating a large park and extends to the design of both hardscape and softscape for the inner courts and the main pathways.

The Rubattino Urban Recovery Program, launched in 1997, is a visionary urban and environmental redevelopment project that reimagines the 323,825 sqm area formerly occupied by Maserati’s industrial plants.