Tomorrow is a consideration on the future of Man on this planet. A tapestry that depicts the remains of an extreme climate event, such as the ones we are getting accustomed to.
Subject matter of many researches before and after its completion in 1974, the Brenner Motorway deserves to be studied as an architecture.
Intersezioni / Confini is the first stage of a photographic campaign on the city of Dalmine that Fondazione Dalmine commissioned to an author who made of the representation of places and urban spaces one of his distinctive features.
Wandering Fields is a homage to places that, to us, are “home”.
Flux – Human trajectories in architecture (ongoing)
Flux is movement, life, brief moments overlapped to compose a scene.
The AFTER/DOPO exhibition aims to investigate Val di Sella following the storm Vaia which destroyed the land in 2018.
An intimate portrait of Milan, one of the cities most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The beginning of a research that aims to create an atlas that uses photography as a tool for analysing the city’s dynamics.
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.
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
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 selection of landscape pictures which aims to give a sincere and diversified view of the real Senegal.
A documentation of the present situation and a first step in the study of how electric light could change the life of the village.
The research dedicated to the 49km of motorway connecting Milan to Bergamo.
Bicocca in Milan, Island Brygge in Copenhagen, Hafen City in Hamburg: three major urban transformation projects.
CittàinAttesa is an ideal city, built with forgotten pieces of Milan.
Giovanni Hänninen, Via Santa Marta, 18, 20123, Milan, Italy, e-mail: studio@hanninen.it — all images © Giovanni Hänninen 2021