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The idea behind “Bosco della Musica” was born from the desire to regenerate a degraded urban area of Milan, transforming it into a green lung and a cultural hub. The concept merges nature and music, creating an environment where sustainability and creativity coexist. Hosting the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory Campus symbolizes the fusion of architecture and art, making music the protagonist of a public space accessible to all. This intervention is not merely a construction project; it becomes a space for experimentation where modern architecture meets music and urban greenery.
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“Bosco della Musica” integrates harmoniously into the urban fabric of Milan, contributing to the regeneration of a previously industrialized area. The project not only meets the functional needs of the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory but also enriches the cityscape, creating a new cultural hub that directly interacts with the existing urban fabric. The green areas, with pedestrian pathways, cycle tracks, and open-air event spaces, foster sustainable mobility and social interaction, connecting culture and the city. Additionally, dedicated spaces for performances, workshops, and cultural programs reinforce the bond between the art of music and urban life, establishing the Bosco della Musica as a reference point for the entire Milanese community.
The “Bosco della Musica” was designed with a sustainable approach aimed at reducing its environmental impact. Special attention was given to rainwater management through natural drainage systems and the creation of collection areas that mitigate surface water impact. Green technology is integrated throughout the project, including photovoltaic systems for renewable energy production and geothermal heating systems to minimize energy consumption. The green spaces were designed to promote local biodiversity, using native plants that reduce irrigation needs and foster a favorable microclimate.
Musica is a significant urban regeneration project, designed to address the contemporary challenges of Milan. Located in a previously degraded area, the project aims to transform it into a green lung that not only improves air quality and urban livability but also serves as a symbol of innovation, culture, and community. A key feature of the project is its ability to seamlessly integrate nature with modern architecture. The new Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory Campus forms the beating heart of a large urban park, offering educational spaces, auditoriums, recreational areas, and various cultural facilities. The design emphasizes the fusion of art and nature, incorporating green spaces, pedestrian and cycling paths, outdoor performance areas, and community event spaces to provide a dynamic, accessible, and engaging experience. The cultural dimension of the project is enriched by a diverse range of activities hosted at the Bosco: educational workshops, training programs, and musical and cultural events held both indoors and outdoors, establishing the site as a true cultural hub. It is not just a place for music but a community meeting point that promotes social inclusion, learning, and participation.
“Bosco della Musica” is a project that transcends simple urban redevelopment, becoming an integral part of Milan's urban context and contributing to the regeneration of a once-industrialized area. By combining the beauty of nature with the art of music and sustainable architecture, the project offers Milan a vibrant and inclusive space where creativity and community can thrive.
Settanta7 is an architecture studio founded in 2009 by Daniele Rangone and Elena Rionda. Today, it has 12 partners and over 130 collaborators across five locations: Milan, Turin, Tirana, Lyon, and Lisbon. The studio has completed numerous projects in Italy, promoting inclusive and accessible architecture with the goal of creating spaces that leave a positive impact on the world. Its horizontal organization and the decision-making autonomy of its teams allow the firm to successfully navigate challenges related to innovation and change, while also sharing its expertise at conferences and conventions throughout Europe. Settanta7 has received numerous national and international awards, including The Plan Award, Big See, and OICE, recognizing its dedication to excellence. Among its major projects are the Cittadella Scolastica in Castel Volturno, Bosco della Musica in Milan, the Engineering Hub at the University of Padua, and the redevelopment of the ex Scalo Ravone in Bologna.
