//The Tangible Connections/Scooped at Corsa di Porta Ticinese, Milan,Italy.
A Modelled ideology of the Scooped Piazza at the City Road level.
Archaeological/Heritage Exhibition space being incorporated.
Renaissance Design Series-S10.
Urban Planning via the Navigli//Old Canal System.
Overlaying the New with the Old.
RENESA ARCHITECTURE DESIGN INTERIOR STUDIO ‘s Studio Head Architect Sanchit Arora design piece during his time at @polimi for Milano Urban Authority for the Historical Redevelopment Series.
A Modelled ideology of the Scooped Piazza at the City Road level.
Archaeological/Heritage Exhibition space being incorporated.
Renaissance Design Series-S10.
Urban Planning via the Navigli//Old Canal System.
Overlaying the New with the Old.
RENESA ARCHITECTURE DESIGN INTERIOR STUDIO ‘s Studio Head Architect Sanchit Arora design piece during his time at @polimi for Milano Urban Authority for the Historical Redevelopment Series.
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Exhibited at Urban Centre Milano, Galleria Vittorio, Emanuele,11/12, Milano// November 2016)
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Combining Old Heritage with the New Design.
Connecting the old heritage corridor from the Basilica of San Lorenzo to Saint Eustorgio, Milan with the multileveled scooped courtyard design theme combined with the existing Archaeology and Navigli History Centre under the guidance of Prof Valerio Tolve and Mirko Noris along with Matteo Vivenzi, Vidula Bharthee, Tanvi Agarwal , Matteo Saldarini.
An in-depth study on the historic Navigli pattern and a design scheme incorporating the new metro connection beneath the canal section all within the historic path connecting both the Basilicas to create the perfect public realm intersection at Corsa di Porta Ticinese.
It's all about connecting the right dots with the right language at the right moment.
Exhibited at Urban Centre Milano, Galleria Vittorio, Emanuele,11/12, Milano// November 2016)
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Combining Old Heritage with the New Design.
Connecting the old heritage corridor from the Basilica of San Lorenzo to Saint Eustorgio, Milan with the multileveled scooped courtyard design theme combined with the existing Archaeology and Navigli History Centre under the guidance of Prof Valerio Tolve and Mirko Noris along with Matteo Vivenzi, Vidula Bharthee, Tanvi Agarwal , Matteo Saldarini.
An in-depth study on the historic Navigli pattern and a design scheme incorporating the new metro connection beneath the canal section all within the historic path connecting both the Basilicas to create the perfect public realm intersection at Corsa di Porta Ticinese.
It's all about connecting the right dots with the right language at the right moment.
The Urbanscape.
