Metro Line M4 in Milan
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Metro Line M4 in Milan
The design of the M4 metro line in Milan facilitates seamless integration with various collective mobility systems, effectively intertwining relationships between surface and underground infrastructures. The multidisciplinary approach led to an innovative, safe, and inclusive result that engages in a constructive dialogue with the legacy of designers Albini and Norda. Their pioneering work laid the initial groundwork for Milan’s MM1.
The multidisciplinary methodology, adopted at each stage of the design activities, comprises several heterogeneous elements that combine in an interdependent and synergetic manner.
Recent Projects
Ospitaletto production logistics centre
Year: 2021 - ongoing
Location: Ospitaletto - Brescia - Italy
Architecture and Engineering
Environment and Landscape
Territory and Planning
Milan Metro Line M4
Year: 2023
Location: Milano - Italy
Infrastructures and Mobility Systems
Renovation of a portion of the Romanini complex in Parma
Year: 2023
Location: Parma - Italy
Children's Hospital "Pietro Barilla " in Parma
The ‘Pietro Barilla’ Children’s Hospital of Parma expresses an approach to paediatric care in which architecture itself contributes to the care of young patients and pursues the objective of safeguarding the total well-being of people based on the principle that ‘not everything about a sick child is sick’.
At our headquarters in Parma, interior architecture reflects and encourages our operational approach, which takes place in multidisciplinary working groups simultaneously called upon to compare ideas mutually. In this way, we can conduct integral design work.
