Mi-Bg 49km
The research dedicated to the 49km of motorway connecting Milan to Bergamo.
Inspired by The Symphony No. 9 in E Minor “From the New World” by Antonín Dvorák (1841–1904).
Ispirato alla nona Sinfonia in mi minore “Dal Nuovo Mondo” di Antonin Dvořák (1841-1904)
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The research dedicated to the 49km of motorway connecting Milan to Bergamo.
Spaces of metamorphosis that with ease “jump” from the new to the old, from the historical to the added.
In the middle of Sicily, surrounded by orange fields, CARA di Mineo is a state funded migration Center for Asylum seekers, the biggest reception center in Europe
Images from the building site of Trilogia Navile, a project for residential buildings located inside the former fruit and vegetable market of Bologna.
The British American Tobacco is the second largest cigarette company in the world.
Images form the Spina 3 neighbourhood, built in Turin on the area once occupied by the Fiat ironworks and the plants of Michelin, Savigliano and Paracchi.
In San Donato, as elsewhere, the continuity of collective space is an interructed project.
Images from the former tobacco factory of Bologna. A photo documentation by Giovanni Hänninen commissioned by Istituto Beni Culturali – Regione Emilia Romagna.
MOSE, acronym for Modulo sperimentale elettromeccanico (applied electromechanical module), is a system of mobile barriers meant to protect the city of Venice and its lagoon from the “acqua alta” phenomenon.
A documentation of the present situation and a first step in the study of how electric light could change the life of the village.
Rendering the City rebuilds the idea of a city through photographs.
Il viaggio di Roland Ultra (“The Travels of Roland Ultra”) began with the desire to encounter new people and places, and experience a fresh start.
Bicocca in Milan, Island Brygge in Copenhagen, Hafen City in Hamburg: three major urban transformation projects.
In 2017 Giovanni Hänninen was called by Giovanna Calvenzi of Studio Basilico to continue Gabriele Basilico’s work on the three European cities with a circular structure: Moscow, Milan, Madrid.
A “suspended” look on Milan. From above people’s heads, but not too high, see a city that seeks to change, once again.
Designed in the 1970s by Kenzo Tange and Urtec, this neighbourhood should have been a new model of city surrounded by greenery.
The case of the former Paolo Pini psychiatric hospital in Milan.