architectural design IV

Via San Leonardo is an evident historical reality in Florence: its character envelops whoever walks along it, step by step. The lot destined for the design of the Ottone Rosai Museum-Foundation stands on a large wound in the old street, which still seems to have not been resurfaced. The project aims to preserve these features and reconstitute a lost continuity. The two marginal walls of Via San Leonardo are restored; the relationship between the street and the buildings is re-established; the landscape once again takes centre stage.

location: Florence, Italy

year: 2018

professor: Prof. Gabriele Bartocci

team: Andrea Martini, Martina Morellato

render: Martina Morellato

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architectural design IV

Via San Leonardo is an evident historical reality in Florence: its character envelops whoever walks along it, step by step. The lot destined for the design of the Ottone Rosai Museum-Foundation stands on a large wound in the old street, which still seems to have not been resurfaced. The project aims to preserve these features and reconstitute a lost continuity. The two marginal walls of Via San Leonardo are restored; the relationship between the street and the buildings is re-established; the landscape once again takes centre stage.

location: Florence, Italy

year: 2018

professor: Prof. Gabriele Bartocci

team: Andrea Martini, Martina Morellato

render: Martina Morellato