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Bosco della Musica campus project in Milan. Project render. Image © Secchi Smith for Settanta7 Written by Antonia Piñeiro Published on March 23, 2026 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1039859/settanta7-advances-bosco-della-musica-urban-regeneration-project-in-milan Clipboard “COPY” Copy The architecture firm Settanta7 has begun the construction of Bosco della Musica , a new campus for the Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi in Milan . The site is located in Rogoredo, a former industrial area in the southeastern part of the city, currently under scrutiny due to incidents of violence and public safety concerns. The area is therefore the focus of development initiatives by the Italian Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, including the competition for this project, which was awarded to Settanta7 in 2022. The firm is responsible for the design and is overseeing the coordination of all disciplines as lead consultant for the construction of the entire project: a broader urban regeneration program that includes the redevelopment of the 17,400 sqm site and the adaptive reuse of the “Ex Chimici” industrial building, alongside the construction of four new buildings, three dedicated to educational activities and one intended for student housing.
Bosco della Musica campus project in Milan. Project render. Image © Secchi Smith for Settanta7 Rogoredo is a peripheral district of industrial origin, initially isolated from Milan’s city center until the construction of the subway line in the 1980s. Today, the district is connected by railway and the M3 metro line and is undergoing real estate development, including the 110-hectare mixed-use Milano Santa Giulia project, expected to be completed in 2034. Despite these promising developments, the district has recently drawn attention due to complex social issues related to drug trafficking and use. The Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi regeneration initiative emerges from this conflicted context, with the intention of embedding itself within the urban fabric while offering cultural and musical growth opportunities to all citizens. The regenerative aspect of the project thus has two dimensions: addressing a problem within the social fabric of the city, while also transforming an abandoned building from a past industrial era.
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