The Italian Embassy in Paris, on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci, wanted to celebrate with a tribute to the botanical studies and gastronomic passions of the Renaissance genius

The project was born from the need to reevaluate the garden, in consideration of its role in the Triennale museum complex

On a covered terrace of a house designed by Dimore Studio in Milan, the idea of ​​a real closed room was accentuated with iron gratings arranged in the openings and which over time are covered with Jasminum azoricum, Clematis armandii and with long branches of different varieties of asparagus

In the most populous district of China, the project involves the creation of a large park to be opened to the public, a major tourist attraction aimed to offering various opportunities

In a garden that climbs the slopes of Monte di Portofino in a succession of terraces that rise upwards at the back of the house

During the renovation of the 1960s house, work was also done on the garden that surrounds it, overlooking one of the most beautiful bays in Italy

“The green room” was set up, with the support of Fratelli Ingegnoli, as part of the event ROOMS, PLACES OF LIVING, curated by Paola Barzanò, in November 2013

The main purpose of the intervention is the recovery of the landscape and architectural structure of the Castello del Poggio to make it accessible and usable to the public

In a late nineteenth-century building, designed by Luigi Broggi and decorated with pilasters, friezes and tiles, terracotta vases and pinnacles, a long open space surrounds the top floor apartment

The project for the new park was born from the experience of participatory planning with the local community to respond to all types of users

On a large hill overlooking the sea, the project for a farm involves the construction of different new buildings around a large central courtyard, according to the traditional architecture of Tuscan farmhouses

The project started from the recovery of the original design of the private park and led to the creation of new use spaces in the immediate surroundings of the villa

At the end of the garden, enclosed by long brick walls, a wood and glass greenhouse was built, custom-made by Tommaso Scacchi

In a terraced land overlooking the sea, the project designs a series of overlapping floors created in relation to the wide panorama

The Martini Prize-winning temporary garden created in the building destroyed by a fire within the monumental complex of Villa Marzotto

The project selected for the event which takes place every four years in Lausanne is an ephemeral garden that questions the relationship between city and nature

Among the various features of a park designed by Pietro Porcinai in Siena in the 1970’s, the 1000 square meter vegetable garden, which had been cultivated for a brief period for kitchen uses, was in need of a new design project.

From the meeting between landscape and local traditions, a new forest arises at a thousand meters above sea level which dialogues with the past in the present