New City Campus for Bocconi College / SANAA
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New Urban Campus for Bocconi University / SANAA
![New Urban Campus for Bocconi University / SANAA, Courtesy of SANAA](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/61f0/0b59/8e85/8f01/6452/bf0f/newsletter/dsc09930.jpg?1643121534)
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Text description provided by the architects. The new Urban Campus for the Bocconi University is located on a large site close to the city center of Milan, adjacent to the existing university. The project comprises several buildings, each with its own program: the teaching and administration building (a number of interconnected cells), dormitories and a recreation center. These buildings sit in a new park that is open to both the university population and the general public.
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![Plan - Basement](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/61f0/0ec4/8e85/8f01/6452/bf23/newsletter/basement-plan.jpg?1643122550)
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![Plan - Ground Floor](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/61f0/0ee6/8e85/8f01/6452/bf29/newsletter/gf-plan.jpg?1643122554)
![Courtesy of Filippo Fortis](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/61f0/0cc8/7e09/6801/6484/ff53/newsletter/ffs5901-mod.jpg?1643121951)
The volumes that compose the teaching and administration building touch one another lightly, allowing for a flow of students and professors from one cell to the next. Every floor has balconies along its perimeter, screened by an undulating metal mesh that creates a porous relationship with the city.
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![Courtesy of Philippe Renault](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/61f0/0b9f/7e09/6801/6484/ff4d/newsletter/20210709-03a9111-mod.jpg?1643121633)
Each volume has an interior courtyard, typical in Milanese architecture and each is designed to have its own distinct character while being part of a larger system. These are lined with porticos at ground level offering peaceful environments for socializing, studying and gathering in the open air.
![Section Detail](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/61f0/0ec4/8e85/8f01/6452/bf22/medium_jpg/detail-section.jpg?1643122441)
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Once inside, the architecture is permeable throughout and characterized by a sequence of columns, transparent rooms and trees. The park presents courtyards of its own, formed by a series of porticos that shelter the garden pathways from sunshine and rain.
![Courtesy of Filippo Fortis](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/61f0/0cb7/7e09/6801/6484/ff51/newsletter/ffs6033-mod.jpg?1643121938)
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