Laboratory abstract

The laboratory has dealt with the issue of temporary construction of disused spaces owned by the municipality, with the aim of returning them to citizenship with reversible interventions capable of interpreting the pre-existence as an "unfinished" to be exploited, with a view to reactivation social and urban regeneration.

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Project Description

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Open Domus

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Course: Laboratorio di Sintesi Finale (Section I4)

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Academic Year: 2019/2020

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Professors: Anna Anzani, Luciano Crespi, Davide Crippa, Barbara Di Prete, Giacomo Gatti

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Tutors: Emilio Lonardo, Fiamma Invernizzi, Ludovica Squillacioti

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Partners: Comune di Baranzate, Croce Rossa Italiana, Famar

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Students: Martina Bombardieri, Francesca Gheli, Ilaria Montrasio

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Open domus is about the redevelopment of an old Villa in Baranzate, in the north west area of Milan. The space is redesigned in order to create a new garrison of the Italian Red Cross, which is now the new owner of the structure. The metaphor of the “oxymoron” is the guide line of the project; it has been used in the concept and development phases and it is represented in different ways according to the function of each room. After the definition of four design strategies, the transformation of the various spaces has led to the creation of a community and meeting place, where some Red Cross’ function, such as the doctor’s office, the switchboard and classrooms, are enclosed with some more creative spaces, both inside and outside. The park has been identified with an oxymoron too, which is the key element of the redesign of its three main areas: tha bio-lake, the event spaces and the sports area.

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