EX CARTIERE BINDA
PROJECT DATA
SURFACE AREA: 126.400 sqm
GROSS FLOOR SURFACE AREA: 60.600 sqm
RESIDENCES:
42.000 sqm of new buildings (500-550 apartments)
14.100 sqm renovated in the historical part (150 apartments)
SERVICES: 4.500 sqm located on the ground floor of the historical part
PUBLIC SERVICES:
Infant school : 2.400 sqm (60 children)
Equipped public park: 60.000 sqm
Green area: 100.000 sqm
Public parking: 5.410 sqm
Private parking: 780 parking spaces
Project Description
A factory reborn as neighbourhood.
EuroMilano has decided to revitalise the former Cartiere Binda, a historical paper factory started in 1840 on the banks of Naviglio Pavese , closed down in 1997. The new settlement mainly residential, with buildings aligned along Naviglio Pavese, also includes traditional activities, a green area equipped with sport grounds, parking facilities and an infant school.
Public and private open spaces are connected with Alzaia and historical buildings, with private and public green equipped spaces, located along South Lambro river.
The green spaces, among which a public apark of about 60,000 sqm, is the element linking public and private areas in a whole system of walking and cycling paths.
Colours and nature. A new infant school near the Naviglio.
Within a redevelopment plan whose important aim was also to realize works of social interest, a new Infant School has risen, which comply with the highest environmental sustainability values. The infant School large premises ensure the enjoyment of its green spaces and enable the children have outdoor learning experience.
PROJECT
New, mostly residential neighbourhood, with buildings along the Naviglio, artisan shops, stores, coffee bars and restaurants. Green areas with sports fields, parking lots, and infant school.
ROAD SYSTEMS
Served by the underground railway station Piazza Abbiategrasso and the Milan-Genoa motorway exit.
LOCATION
Milan, via Alzaia Naviglio Pavese 260, three kilometres from Darsena di Porta Ticinese, one kilometre from the underground station MM Famagosta, and five kilometres from the Duomo and the Milan-Genoa motorway.