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P O W E R S T RUG G L E about the centur y old relationship bet ween man and wilderness, and the constant risk of succumbing landslide t he f o r c e s o f n a t u r e w e r e c o n s t a n t l y l o o m i n g o v e r t he c o a s t s e t t l e m e n t s , t hr e a t e n i n g t he b a l a n c e s o t i g ht l y maintained
dr ywalls t he c o n s t a n t m a i n t e n a n c e d o n e by t he f a r m e rs e n s u r e d t he d u ra b i l i t y o f t he t e r ra c e s s ha p i n g t he m o u n t a i n i t s e l f , t e r ra c e s t ha t w o u l d o t he r w i s e ha v e b e e n t a ke n o v e r by n a t u r e
v i n e y a rd s ev e r y s u m m e r t he ro w s r e q u i r e d p ru n i n g , t he i m p l a n t o f n e w v i n e s a n d c he c ki n g f o r p a ra s i t e s a n d t he l i ke t o e n s u r e t he i r s u r v i v a l f o r y e t a n o t he r s e a s o n
n a t u re t a k i n g o v e r w i t h t he p ro g r e s s i v e a b a n d o n m e n t o f t he s e t t l e m e n t , n a t u r e r e g a i n e d l o s t t e r ra i n , s t a r t i n g t o e ra s e t he t ra c e s o f hu m a n p a s s a g e
POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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N AT U R E MANKIND
the possible, thankfully only imagined, extremization of the influence of man on such a unique and remote landscape: mankind succumbed to blind speculations without keeping in mind nature well-being, taking the anthropization to the extreme and therefore collapsing the delicate balance that allowed the peaceful coexistence of man in the wild
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the possible, thankfully only up to this day, nature has imagined, extremization of the slowly taken over what men influence of man on such a created, sometimes in spite of MANKIND N AT U R E unique and remote landscape: he r, s i n c e t he a b a n d o n m e n t o f m a n k i n d s u c Mc Au NmKbI NeDd t o b l i n d t h e s e t t l e m e n tN AT m eU RaEn t t h e l a c k o f sU p eNc uBl aAt iLo A n s NwCi t hEo u t k e e p i n g i n s e a s o n a l m a i n t e nUa N n cB e A vLi t A a lN tCo E mind nature well-being, taking the preservation of monesteroli: the anthropization to the extreme tourists just pass by without a n d t h e r e f o rteh e pcoos sl ilbal ep, s ti hnagnukpf utt lohl yet hoi ns l dy ai ym, angai nt uerde, h a s s l o w l y t a k e n eo nv egr a g i n g i n a n a c t i v e r e l a t i o n s h i p f her, t i ot n a o fl l tw d e l i c a t e b a l ae nx tcr eem i zt ha a ohhewa iet n m df l eu ne nccree aot feodmn,amsneonomtneotsifumtcehhse isne tstpl ei tme eon w ith the landscape, both natural t meant a u n i q u e a n d r e msoi tnec el atnhdes ca ab pa en :d m ankind t h e p e a c e f u l cs uocec ux mi sbteedn tco eb loi ntfhdems lpaaenccku loaf t isoenass owni at hl omu at i n t e n a n c e v i t a l at on tdh e a n t r o p i c , l e a v i n g n a t u r e t o k e e p i n g i n m i n d npar teusreer vwaet li lo-nb eoi fn gm,o tnaeksitnegr ot lhi e: t o u r i s t s j u s t p a s s b y in the wild expand ruthlessly a n t h r o p i z a t i o n t o wt iht eh oeuxt t reenmg ea gai nn dg ti hn e ar en f oa rcet i v e r e l a t i o n s h i p w i t h c o l l a p s i n g t h e d etlhi ce altae n bd as cl aa npcee, tbhoat th anl al ot uwr ea dl at hn ed a n t r o p i c , l e a v i n g o aenx pi na nt hde r uwtihl dl e s s l y p e a c e f u l c o e x i s t ennacteu roe f t m
MANKIND
the possible, thankfully only imagined, extremization of the influence of man on such a unique and remote landscape: mankind succumbed to blind speculations without keeping in mind nature well-being, taking the anthropization to the extreme and therefore collapsing the delicate balance that allowed the peaceful coexistence of man in the wild
past
N AT U R E
up to this day, nature has slowly taken over what men created, sometimes in spite of her, since the abandonment of the settlement meant the lack of seasonal maintenance vital to the preservation of monesteroli: tourists just pass by without engaging in an active relationship with the landscape, both natural and antropic, leaving nature to expand ruthlessly
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up to this day, nature has slowly taken over what men created, sometimes in spite of her, since the abandonment of the settlement meant the lack of seasonal maintenance vital to the preservation of monesteroli: tourists just pass by without engaging in an active relationship with the landscape, both natural and antropic, leaving nature to expand ruthlessly
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PAST what could be defined as a perfect balance, bet ween mankind and untamed nature, as it was achieved in the past, man coexisting with nature in a dynamic relationship: man works to maintain what he built without overstepping his boundaries, evolving as nature evolves, and allowing a controlled influence by the context a c c o r d i n g t o t h e c o m m u n i t y ’s n e e d s
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a proposal for a new-found balance, in a contemporary setting and taking into accounts modern-day improvements and design ideas yet staying respectful of the hard-earned balance intercurring bet ween man and nature in a fragile context: founding a new, possibly independent community, once again living the landscape and guaranteeing its survival and gradual, unstoppable, changing...
... to be continued N AT U R E
MANKIND
N AT U R E
MANKIND
PAST what could be defined as a perfect balance, bet ween mankind and untamed nature, as it was achieved in the past, man coexisting with nature in a dynamic relationship: man works to maintain what he built without overstepping his boundaries, evolving as nature evolves, and allowing a controlled influence by the context a c c o r d i n g t o t h e c o m m u n i t y ’ s AGORA’ needs
pergola frame - sociality
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PRESENT a proposal for a new-found balance, in a contemporary setting and taking into accounts modern-day improvements and design ideas yet staying respectful of the hard-earned balance intercurring bet ween man and nature in a fragile context: founding a new, possibly independent community, once again living the landscape and guaranteeing its survival and gradual, unstoppable, changing...
ACROPOLIS vertical frame - reflection
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... to be continued
CHORA
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portal frame - nature
horizontal frame - sublime
POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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Encouraging the use of local materials for the renovation Finding different solutions for the organization of the interiors while expanding the refurbishment: the semi public areas will host a variety of functions including the wine making rooms, to the fish and vegetable (and other locally sourced products) storages Implement the network of solar panels for each house, in order to start reaching energetic independence and allow the use of more contemporary comforts
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The restoring of vineyards and terraces gets more consistent, involving local companies to support the project, such as the azienda Agricola Monterossina A Scià and allows the production of wine and subsequent income The increasing production of wine and grapes gives the opportunity to join wine-making cooperatives and generate income for the local workers
NEW ACTIVITIES
Introduction of a new type of tourism which promotes active participation in the rebirth of Monesteroli Creation of new huts on the beach to store boats used for fishing during the warmer months
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Thanks to public and regional funding, involving associations like FAI and the Regione Liguria itself, some abandoned houses will be acquired and then restored The involvement of the current home owners creates a connection with the place and is fundamental to pass down its intangible culture and guide the first new users The acquired houses will be restored using local materials, and the internal spaces will be reorganized to host public (kitchens, canteens etc) and private (dwellings) functions
The addition of local trees and pergole along the existing staircase will provide shade and consolidate the terrain, to improve the safety Get in touch with a local company involved in the restoration of the historical drywalls of Liguria, using the public funding by the region, to restore the terraces and allow future cultivation
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Creating an artificial piazza with local, light materials to gather people in an open space that faces the sea, offering an amazing view under the shade of pergole, and that will host social activities throughout the days and seasons
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Acquire and restore the last houses now using also private donations, completing the eco-village layout Adapting some of the public rooms to spaces for meetings and laboratories work
PHASE
NEW ACTIVITIES The greater overall stability of the site also allows for the introduction of passive, traditional tourism Implement didactic laboratories, making Monesteroli a stable base for the in-depth study of the Cinque Terre Park Connect with the Laboratori Partecipati initiative to promote further restoration of the terraces, involving tourists and volunteers as a didactic occasion
POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
LABOR ATORI PARTECI PATI
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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Legend context landslide existing houses existing vegetation
project design intervention: new pergolas design intervention: portals design intervention: wooden pier design intervention: new terraces landslide intervention: wooden grids with bushes landslide intervention: bioengineering tree terraces new trees for shade environment improvement privileged points of view privileged perspectives
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POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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Legend v eg e tation exi stin g fore st: m ac c hia mediterrane a landsli de inte r v e ntion: wooden g rids with bu she s landsli de inte r v e ntion: tre e s f o r soi l rein forc e m e nt rei nteg ration of e xisting veg etati on veg etable g arde n water tan ks vin eyards pe rg olas water canals
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POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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quercus ilex
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vegetation: plant species bushes cistus
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EXISTING FOREST - MACCHIA MEDITERRANEA LANDSLIDE INTERVENTION
POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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Spaces: Acropolis A
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SPACE SPACE SPACE SP PAC SPACE CE SPACE DREAM SPACE LITERARY SPACE DISCOVERING SPACE EUCLIDEAN SPACE UNCOVERED SPACE LOST SPACE MORNING SPACE VIEW TOWARDS SPACE POSITION IN THE SPACE COUNTING SPACE TIME-SPACE RUNNING SPACE MISSING SPACE BLANK SPACE SPACE SPACE S PA SPACE ACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACES SPACES
The acropolis represents the very entrance of Monesteroli, it introduces the theme of framing nature and human action on the territory. In the acropolis the frame turns into many architectural solutions that are related to the visual perception of the sea and the landscape. This operation is made by emphasising and underlining particular views both in the exterior, using open-air frames, and in the interior, with specific openings.
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POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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Spaces: Acropolis ground floor plan
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POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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Spaces: Acropolis Detail D2
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POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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Spaces: Agorà century plant
three-leaved anemone
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agave americana
anemonoides trifolia
bog pine pinus mugo
prickly juniper
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SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE S PA SPACE ACE SPACE SPACE IMAGINATION GEOMETRY IN THE SPACE TYPOLOGICAL SPACE EVOLUTION OF THE SPACES BIG SPACES SOUND SPACE MEASURED SPACE AVOIDED SPACE SPACE S PA SPACE ACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE
The agorà will be the central, social core of the intervention, the open space that will host activities and gatherings as it was in ancient times. In the agorà the frame turns into a pergola, creating new spaces for the socialization under the shadow of this light architectural gesture, completed by nature. To support socialization and community life, a square will be added, to create a new strong meeting point.
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scotch broom
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pinus mugo
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fennel
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prickly pear
opuntia ficus indica
POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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Spaces: Agorà first floor plan
century plant
three-leaved anemone
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agave americana
anemonoides trifolia
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fraxinus ornus
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black alder aldus glutinosa
tree spurge
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D4 POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
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STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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Spaces: Agorà axonometry
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POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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Spaces: Chora ground floor plan SCALE 1:50
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The chora is the place of closest relation with nature, along with the sea. Here the most vernacular, agrarian functions linked to cultivations and wine harvest take place, merging with dwellings. The frame here takes part into the productive activities and into the restoring of age old traditions. It turns into a support for the grapevines and other different cultures, necessary for the income and the economical independence of those living in Monesteroli and its nature. A’
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amaranth amaranth retroflexus
grape vine vitis vinifera
POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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A SPACE(S) ODYSSEY spaces for a new ecovillage in Monesteroli
Spaces: Chora axonometry SCALE 1:200
POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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A SPACE(S) ODYSSEY spaces for a new ecovillage in Monesteroli
Spaces: Thalassa floor plan SCALE 1:100
SPACE SPACE SPACE
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ssa tala
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SPACE SPACE ACE SPACE LIGHT SPACE SPACE SHIP STRONG SPACE DYNAMIC SPACE OUTER SPACE SPACE EXPLORER SPACE WIND WAVE IN THE SPACE SPACE OPERA WATCH THIS SPACE SPACE SALESMAN STARING INTO SPACE CATCHER SPACE DEEP SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE
The thalassa is the final destination of the journey. Once more the frame changes configuration, this time turning into a pier-like structure enclosing part of the water and the sky reflected in it. In the Talassa, the frame becomes a walkway over the water, which frames the sea and the reflection of the sky and creates new points of view of the outstanding landscape.
section AA’ SCALE 1:100
POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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A SPACE(S) ODYSSEY spaces for a new ecovillage in Monesteroli
Spaces: Thalassa axonometry SCALE 1:500
POLITECNICO DI MILANO School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Professors Leveratto Jacopo, Tzortzi Nerantzia, Musacchio Rita Maria Cristina Luigia Tutors Porcelluzzi Michele, Zanotto Francesca, Lux Maria Stella
STUDENTS Alborghetti Rachele Al Haddad Salima Andreozzi Riccardo Malitesta Chiara Tardini Bianca
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