Project Description
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Delta Project
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Course: Landscape and Interior – Spatial Design 2 (Section I1)
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Academic Year: 2020/2021
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Professors: Giovanna Piccinno, Cristina Morbi, Marco Barsottini, Marco De Santi
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Tutors: Antonio Aiello, Mara Elisa Cecchi, Lucia Frescaroli
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Partners: Alice Zingales, Daniele Mazzinghi
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Students: Andrea Atzeni, Francesca Fugazza, Iro Karountzou, Dhyani Paramita, Yihao Sun, Yuan Tian
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Delta project is a design proposal for the park of Monza, specifically for the Autodromo. After a thorough analysis of the site, we noticed a strong fragmentation of the park that doesn’t allow the visitor a continuous and immersive experience. Movement, continuity, interrelation, wandering, and aggregation are the five key elements we imagined to guide us through our intervention. In the unique landscape of the park, river Lambro, that flows in the upper part, inspired us in the project helping us to achieve our goals. Analysing different geometrical shapes and concepts, allowed us to come up with our own reinterpretation of the river: a continuous path that connects and unifies the fragmented environment. Our vision for the park is to create spaces, satellite activities around the Autodromo, where people can enjoy the park’s unique landscape through different and spatial experiences. We worked through the different scales trying to use the DLA fractal condition as main source of inspiration.
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