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KEY PROJECTS
HOW DO PROJECTS REMAIN EFFECTIVE AS CONDITIONS EVOLVE?
Selected projects where landscape frameworks support long-term performance across changing environmental, spatial, and operational contexts.
HEALTH AND LANDSCAPE
PERIPHERY AND LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPE AS CULTURAL INFRASTRUCTURE
NEW CIVIC AND RESIDENTIAL CENTER - SCANDICCI
What if the periphery is not the edge, but the place where the landscape becomes legible?
LANDSCAPE PROJECT OF THE SERRALVES MUSEUM CAMPUS
How can landscape structure the relationship between art, architecture, and public use?
HEALTH AND RESEARCH CENTER — MILANO
Can we start talking about the “right to landscape” as intrinsically linked to the health and wellbeing across generations?
GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE FOR URBAN REGENERATION
INFRASTRUCTURE AND LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPE AS WORKPLACE INFRASTRUCTURE
VP 22 - MILANO
Integrating Green Infrastructure in the Workplace
How can green infrastructure improve environmental performance, comfort and wellbeing in office environments?
MILANOSESTO DISTRICT PLAN
EX FALCK PARK SYSTEM - MANAGEMENT GUIDLINES
What role can green infrastructure play in transforming and managing post-industrial sites?
TRANSFERLINE PROJECT FOR OIL PIPELINE
What do we mean when we speak of an infrastructural landscape project?
ADDRESS
TRASFORMATION OF A FORMER INDUSTRIAL SITE
SEASIDE RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE SYSTEM
The sea in the Pines
LE ALBERE AND MUSE - TRENTO
How can a former industrial site become an integrated urban landscape?
JESOLO LIDO VILLAGE - VENEZIA
How can landscape mediate between private dwellings and shared coastal space?
LANDSCAPE DESIGN FOR THE DUINO MARINA
“He stopped the car in the pines and could smell the sea before he could see it.” Hemingway, Across the River and Into the Trees
The art of not going straight
POLYCULTURE AND LANDSCAPE
SHAPING LANDSCAPES OF CONTINUITY
When you build a wall, think of what you leave outside” Italo Calvino, The Baron in the Trees
By following the path of least disturbance, natural systems reveal how interactions, flows, and behaviours shape the landscape. Adaptation comes through shifts, not force — and through reading behaviours rather than drawing straight lines.