The thesis responds to a real announcement (recently closed) of the municipality of Milan and consists in offering new housing service through the renovation and enhancement of the Cascina Boldinasco in a state of neglect that involves the realization of: - new housing and collaborative services for residents, designed on the model of co-living; - new services to the neighborhood offering the creation of new aggregation, entertainment centers, and economic opportunities; - renovation of the gardens and courts, to make them more accessible to the community and the provision of educational and cultivation activities. To start, the thesis investigates the history and morphology of the area between the QT8 and the Gallaratese district where the project is located, inserted into a larger local background of Milan, a city that is increasingly younger and consequently requires a new living model to solve the problem of high rent. Based on this, we did an in-depth analysis on the topic of co-living, starting from the development through the history, going further to the economic model of sharing economy, analyzing the definition and studying from different cases of sharing economy so that we got a better knowledge of how it works which are related to the current situation in Milan where our project based on. We also investigated a series of co-living cases, to better understand the current situation and the future trend. After that, we investigate the state of the 60 Milanese “Cascine” owned by the municipality, classified according to the functions they host, in 5 categories: culture, reception areas, farms, other activities, and disuse, significant because they are historical, monumental and artistic heritage, testimony of the past of Milan. We hope that the “Cascine” can become real epicenters of sociality and entrepreneurship, places of re-launch of a new model of local development and act as a link between city and countryside. The project COBO stands for Co-living in Boldinasco and it has the ambition to re-define the new way we live together in Milan City. The building group is divided into public space (Retail space, catering space, gallery, public plaza, garden), semi-public space(co-working space, gym, auditorium, residential plaza) and private space(residential area). Each one is reasonably connected, and in this community, people can both enjoy personal privacy space and participate in events. It wants to be a vibrant community that uses shared spaces and facilities to create a more fulfilling lifestyle for people from different backgrounds.
La tesi risponde a un vero bando (recentemente chiuso) della Cascina Boldinasco in uno stato di abbandono che prevede la realizzazione di: - nuovi alloggi e servizi di collaborazione per i residenti, progettati sul modello del co-living; - nuovi servizi al vicinato che offrono la creazione di nuove aggregazioni, centri di intrattenimento e opportunità economiche; - l'offerta di risorse educative e attività di coltivazione per la comunità. Per iniziare, la tesi indaga la storia e la morfologia dell'area tra il QT8 e il distretto di Gallarate in cui è situato il progetto, inserito in un contesto locale più ampio di Milano con il relativo problema dell’abitare. Sulla base di questo, abbiamo fatto un'analisi approfondita sul tema del co-living, partendo dal suo sviluppo attraverso la storia, andando oltre al modello economico di sharing economy, analizzandone la definizione e studiando diversi casi in modo da avere una migliore conoscenza di come funziona la situazione attuale e le tendenze future. Successivamente, analizziamo lo stato delle 60 "Cascine" milanesi in cinque categorie: cultura, aree di accoglienza, fattorie, altre attività e disuso, significative perché sono un patrimonio storico, monumentale e artistico, testimonianza del passato di Milano. Speriamo che le "Cascine" possano diventare veri e propri epicentri di socialità e imprenditorialità, luoghi di rilancio di nuovi modelli di sviluppo locale. Il progetto COBO sta per Co-living in Boldinasco e vuole ridefinire il nuovo modo di vivere insieme nella città di Milano. Come anticipato all’inizio, gruppo di edifici è suddiviso in spazio pubblico (spazio commerciale, spazio di ristorazione, galleria, piazza pubblica, giardino), spazio semi-pubblico (spazio di co-working, palestra, auditorium, piazza residenziale) e spazio privato (area residenziale) ragionevolmente connessi tra di loro, permettendo il godimento sia di spazio di privacy sia di eventi di partecipazione. È una comunità vivace che crea uno stile di vita di condivisione per persone di diversa appartenenza culturale.
COBO : open space, educational botanic garden
CHEN, ZIRONG
2018/2019
Abstract
The thesis responds to a real announcement (recently closed) of the municipality of Milan and consists in offering new housing service through the renovation and enhancement of the Cascina Boldinasco in a state of neglect that involves the realization of: - new housing and collaborative services for residents, designed on the model of co-living; - new services to the neighborhood offering the creation of new aggregation, entertainment centers, and economic opportunities; - renovation of the gardens and courts, to make them more accessible to the community and the provision of educational and cultivation activities. To start, the thesis investigates the history and morphology of the area between the QT8 and the Gallaratese district where the project is located, inserted into a larger local background of Milan, a city that is increasingly younger and consequently requires a new living model to solve the problem of high rent. Based on this, we did an in-depth analysis on the topic of co-living, starting from the development through the history, going further to the economic model of sharing economy, analyzing the definition and studying from different cases of sharing economy so that we got a better knowledge of how it works which are related to the current situation in Milan where our project based on. We also investigated a series of co-living cases, to better understand the current situation and the future trend. After that, we investigate the state of the 60 Milanese “Cascine” owned by the municipality, classified according to the functions they host, in 5 categories: culture, reception areas, farms, other activities, and disuse, significant because they are historical, monumental and artistic heritage, testimony of the past of Milan. We hope that the “Cascine” can become real epicenters of sociality and entrepreneurship, places of re-launch of a new model of local development and act as a link between city and countryside. The project COBO stands for Co-living in Boldinasco and it has the ambition to re-define the new way we live together in Milan City. The building group is divided into public space (Retail space, catering space, gallery, public plaza, garden), semi-public space(co-working space, gym, auditorium, residential plaza) and private space(residential area). Each one is reasonably connected, and in this community, people can both enjoy personal privacy space and participate in events. It wants to be a vibrant community that uses shared spaces and facilities to create a more fulfilling lifestyle for people from different backgrounds.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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