Residenze Campari,
Sesto San Giovanni, Milano, Italia

Located next to the Campari headquarters and surrounded by a 6,000 square metre park stand the four towers of Le Residenze di via Campari. Constructed by Moretti SpA in class A, they house highly prestigious apartments, which stand out for the high quality of their architectural, structural, construction and plant engineering choices, as well as the finishes and materials used. Characterising the buildings are the 9,000 square metres of ventilated facades, made of smooth and corrugated terracotta slabs. They were designed by design, positioned in alternating bands and installed following the curved radii of the building’s geometries.

Designed to guarantee comfort even in the smallest details, Le Residenze di Via Campari have excellent thermal and acoustic insulation. Natural contact with the surrounding environment is guaranteed by the attention paid to the relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces, thanks to the large windows recessed from the balconies. The ‘City View’ flat is a large space covering the entire penultimate floor of three of the four towers. The upper floors of Le Residenze di Via Campari house exclusive penthouses with a reserved lift and large panoramic terraces. The finishes are particularly exclusive.

In addition to the ventilated façades, it is the reinforced concrete masonry that ensures optimal thermal insulation of the dwellings. These are insulated with a thermal coat made of extruded EPS, and the windows and doors are characterised by double and triple glazing and low-emissivity treatment in band 5. Acoustic insulation is guaranteed by the use of the most high-performance Knauf systems. The air conditioning of the apartments is ensured through an innovative technology that uses surface groundwater as a low-temperature heat source. The cooling and heating systems are integrated by means of fan coils, making it possible to customise the temperature of one’s own living unit. The central heating system works with a heat pump that uses groundwater to feed the underfloor system of each individual unit. It is realised at low temperature with underfloor radiant panels and consists of cross-linked polyethylene pipes, laid in special distribution panels and embedded in the floor slab.

Project: arch. Mario Botta – Arch. Giancarlo Marzorati

“The house recovers its primordial meaning of protection. But it is also the place where man can feel part of a shared plan”.

Mario Botta, Architect

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Mario Botta

Architect

 

Mario Botta is a Swiss architect and sculptor whose style, much influenced by Le Corbusier, Carlo Scarpa, and Louis Kahn, is characterized by a remarkable pragmatism and the creation of a strong, geometric architectural space, often clad in terracotta bricks built with careful design of the architectural detail. Characteristic of his architecture are the use of brick and stone and buildings consisting of pure volumes, cut and pierced by large splits.

The most advanced system and construction solutions are combined with an architectural design of excellence. Highly innovative structure with pre-compressed solid slabs with sliding cables and external cladding in terracotta tiles in an antique colour.

Maximum adherence between design vision and construction choices, with the aim of creating an emblematic urban redevelopment project.

9000 mq

of ventilated façades, made of smooth and textured terracotta slabs, designed by project

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