Project
Rogo/RE-DO!
Category
Best Project of Residential Estate
About the project
In the belief that urban regeneration passes through the lifestyle of the inhabitants, the project ROGO/RE-DO! wants to create a stimulating urban environment, where city life takes place in connection with nature and where the road network is slow. The green permeates the entire project, with the presence of large areas of green facilities, a tree-lined avenue for pedestrians and cyclists and a large park to the north. A barrier consisting of tall trees is installed on the edge of the area to reduce the visual and acoustic impact due to the proximity of the railroad tracks. To obtain an urban area rich in functional and social mixité, six crosslam timber residential towers stand on continuous urban fronts dedicated to services and common areas of co-housing and student residences.
Location
Via Toffetti, Rogoredo district, Milan, Italy
Project design year
2020
More project images
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/163CV753EDczaQduK0NxOQkc0mfo_fCfC?usp=sharing
Additional information
Barberio and Colella have received prizes and awards (A 'Design Award, World Architecture Community Award, Fassa Bortolo Sustainable Architecture Award), participated in exhibitions and international trade fairs (Biennale di Venezia, Salone del Mobile, Marmomac), published articles and made lectures. Most of their projects have been published extensively and gained media attention constantly (i.e., Archdaily, Designboom and more).
Applicant and authors of the project
Barberio Colella Architetti.
Award-winning architectural, interior and furniture design firm based in Bari (Italy) and leads by Dr Micaela Colella and Dr Maurizio Barberio. The studio deals with the development of innovative concepts in which the design approach is focused on finding new architectural design strategies based on high sustainability and reversibility, appropriate use of materials and building technologies, tectonic innovation, romantic visions and cutting-edge design.
Architects Maurizio Barberio and Micaela Colella.