Sesto San Giovanni, Italy

Milanosesto

Type

Mixed-use

Architecture

Renzo Piano Building Workshop Echo Architecture

Size

1.4 million square meters (16.145 million square feet)

Gross asset value

5,6 B $

Milanosesto: a green oasis near Milan

With a master plan designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Renzo Piano, Milanosesto is the largest development project in Italy. Located in Sesto San Giovanni in the former Ex-Falck industrial area, this community, a true green oasis, includes over one million square feet of new and renovated space, and 7,500,000 square feet of green space. The design and architectural idea, signed by Renzo Piano, optimizes the concept of a green oasis in which the real estate firm Bizzi & Partners has invested.

Residential, hospitality and commercial spaces

Just 5 miles from Milan’s city center, Milanosesto is one of Europe’s most dynamic new communities. Architect Renzo Piano’s design will include two types of residential buildings – high-rises with up to 30 floors, low-rises up to 11 floors – that will provide a total of 8,000 apartments. It will also host a multifunctional shopping center and over 1,000,000 square feet of retail, hospitality, and industrial spaces.

Sporting events and medical research center

The community will include schools and a new hospital and medical research center. Milanosesto will also host a world-class sports stadium, to be used for recreation purposes by members of the community, as well as for professional sports events. The area will offer extensive green space, including 10,000 trees and 10 miles of pedestrian walkways. A green oasis where residents and guests can enjoy a relaxing and rejuvenating experience in contact with nature, still being a few kilometers from the city center of Milan.

A green oasis in connection with the world

Milanosesto is a destination itself, but it also offers convenient access to Milan and other major European capitals. Situated within 45 minutes of three different airports, this community is just one or two hours by plane to cities like Paris, Rome, Berlin, London, and Madrid. It also offers easy subway access to Milan and a direct connection to Milan’s central train station. Though residents will find everything they need – schools, retail offerings, and recreational areas – within Milanosesto. They will also be inherently connected to the surrounding metropolitan area and Europe as a whole.

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Architecture

Renzo Piano Building Workshop

Founded in 1981 by Genoese architect Renzo Piano, Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW) creates bold and original architectural solutions. The firm emphasizes elegance, balance, and the integration of local architectural elements to achieve thought-leading design. Some of their most notable projects completed include: the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris; the Beyeler Foundation Museum in Basel; the Rome Auditorium; the New York Times Building; The Shard in London; the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.

www.rpbw.com

Architecture

Echo Architecture

Echo Architecture specializes in hospitality and retail projects throughout the world. The firm has offices in Milan, London, Riyadh, and Cairo. Echo Architecture’s work emphasizes creativity, strategic planning, all while retaining a pragmatic approach to each project.

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