MONZA BEAUTY CONTEST<\/strong><\/p>\n Location: Via Cavallotti at the corner of Via Pelletier, Monza, Italy MONZA BEAUTY CONTEST Location: Via Cavallotti at the corner of Via Pelletier, Monza, Italy Client: BP Real Estate srl, which is promoting the competition with the support of its advisor Reality Partners Architectural and landscape design: Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia *AF517 … Continue reading
\nClient: BP Real Estate srl, which is promoting the competition with the support of its advisor Reality Partners
\nArchitectural and landscape design: Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia *AF517
\nLandscape architect: Michelangelo Pugliese
\nLead architect: Alfonso Femia
\nMEP and environmental engineering: United Consulting
\nProject director: Marco Corazza
\nDesign team: Simonetta Cenci (Coordination), Alfonso Femia, Stefania Bracco, Antonia Crespi, Jessica Emma Manzoni, Alfonso Marotta, Li Syuan
\nCost control: Fabio Marchiori
\nProgram: Preliminary architectural design of new residential buildings (free market housing) comprising 166 apartments, located at Via Cavallotti corner of Via Pelletier, within the area of the former Buonpastore monumental complex in Monza
\nSite area: 28,384 sqm
\nLand area: 12,284 sqm
\nBuilt footprint: 2,748 sqm
\nGross floor area (new construction): 10,886 sqm
\nCalendar: Competition 2025
\nImages: \u00a9AF517, \u00a9Diorama<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\u201cWe wanted to create a permeable public space capable of linking the different urban sectors through physical and visual continuity. Permeability takes shape in a system of fluid pathways, safe crossings, and direct connections with new focal points\u201d AF<\/div>\nThe masterplan engages in dialogue with the green system of Monza, becoming a new public and private green lung and reopening to the city a portion that had so far been impenetrable.The design principles are translated into technological, compositional, and architectural elements capable of integrating aesthetic quality and functional performance into a unified system. We wanted to create a permeable public space capable of linking the different urban sectors through physical and visual continuity. Permeability takes shape in a system of fluid pathways, safe crossings, and direct connections with new focal points. A clear hierarchy between public and private flows, with dedicated access points and transversal connections, makes the complex permeable and connected.<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"