Extension for the accademia di brera at the farini marshalling yard in Milan: The architecture of the campus and spaces frames for teaching

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A study of the architectural tradition of the types and spaces used to teach fine arts underlays the research to develop the Accademia di Brera project at the Farini marshalling yard, a brand-new campus for the arts as part of the urban regeneration of the whole of the former marshalling yard area. The system, which uses different varieties of newly built multiple teaching spaces, is inserted into the existing long galleries which feature frame construction.

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Monica, L., Bergamaschi, L., Ferreri, G. L., Galbiati, P., & Nastri, M. (2020). Extension for the accademia di brera at the farini marshalling yard in Milan: The architecture of the campus and spaces frames for teaching. In Research for Development (pp. 249–259). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-33687-5_22

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