Milano Animal City is an exhibition/research curated by the students of the Urbanism and Urban Design courses 2015 and 2016 at Politecnico di Milano by profs. Stefano Boeri and Michele Brunello.
image courtesy: Milano Animal City 
Bombing Parco Sempione – image courtesy: Milano Animal City 
Bombing Parco Sempione – image courtesy: Milano Animal City 
Abandoned Milan – image courtesy: Milano Animal City 
Abandoned Milan – image courtesy: Milano Animal City 
Rhizome – image courtesy: Milano Animal City 
Rhizome – image courtesy: Milano Animal City 
Slow City – image courtesy: Milano Animal City 
Slow City – image courtesy: Milano Animal City
Milano Animal City presents suggestions and visions for the ri-colonisation by animal and vegetal species of the milanese urban environment: it focuses on issues related to urban biodiversity, aiming at the design of coexistence spaces between different animal species in the city of Milan from a non-anthropocentric perspective.
Milano Animal City looks, indeed, to the city of Milan starting from the point of view of the animals that inhabit it, designing new spaces of reciprocity among human and animal species.
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role: adjunct professor architectural design
for: Politecnico di Milano
module of: Urban Design Studio by prof. Stefano Boeri
year: 2014-15, 2015-16
