Almost fifteen years after the first expansion project of the opera house, architect Mario Botta in collaboration with Emilio Pizzi designed a new tower of Teatro alla Scala, that will host new offices, rehearsal rooms for musicians and dancers, and an expansion of the backstage area, for a Teatro alla Scala that is increasingly projected into the future. Giovanni Hänninen has followed from the beginning the huge construction site, extending from 18 meters below ground level to 36 meters above ground.
A quasi quindici anni di distanza dal primo intervento di ampliamento del teatro, l’architetto Mario Botta ha progettato in collaborazione con Emilio Pizzi una nuova torre del Teatro alla Scala che ospiterà nuovi uffici, sale prove per ballerini e musicisti e un ampliamento del retropalco, per un Teatro alla Scala sempre più proiettato nel futuro. Giovanni Hänninen ha seguito sin dall’inizio il grande cantiere che si sviluppa da 18 metri sotto il livello del suolo fino a 36 metri fuori terra.
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Giovanni Hänninen, Via Santa Marta, 18, 20123, Milan, Italy, e-mail: studio@hanninen.it — all images © Giovanni Hänninen 2021