Milan Expo 2015: Cereals and Tubers Cluster

Project Details

Project Name
Milan Expo 2015: Cereals and Tubers Cluster
Location
MilanItaly
Project Types
Project Scope
New Construction
Project Status
Built
Year Completed
2015
Style
Team

Project Description

A field of grain runs through the center of this cluster, referencing its theme of the global production of cereals and tubers. The central green space is flanked by two rows of pavilions, from which extends an awning that shades two pathways leading to an open area that is fitted with a fireplace for cooking grain-based dishes from around the world in a communal setting.

FROM MILAN EXPO 2015:

A cognitive experience based on senses and communication: a field
cultivated with cereals and tubers will run like a river leading visitors up to
a large covered area for collective activities. A soft canopy in front of the
pavilions will create shaded spaces, views and a path shaping into an
artificial valley. In the wide space around a big fireplace, through the use of
a collective oven, visitors will be able to taste the various products derived
from the cooking of cereals and tubers.

The Universities that collaborated with the Politecnico of Milan in designing
the concept are the Moscow Architectural Institute and the Parsons School of
Design of New York.

Countries belonging to this cluster: 
– Bolivia
– Haiti
– Mozambique
– Republic of the Congo
– Togo
– Venezuela
– Zimbabwe

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