On the occasion of Milan Design Week 2022, in the Brera Design District, LAND and Migliore+Servetto for Lendlease present the installation “Urban Living, a window on the Decumanus of MIND“, which recalls the work carried out in MIND, Milano Innovation District, the innovation district born from the reconversion of the Expo2015.
In this context of continuous urban change, the firm Migliore+Servetto has signed MIND Flow, an installation with a strong environmental and narrative content that gives identity to the site, accompanying its various construction phases towards its final configuration.
It is a 1.8 km long, 15,000 square metre street painting intervention in yellow accompanying visitors from the underground exit to the Tree of Life, connecting and identifying the various areas under development. In this way, the landscape can anticipate and promote the timing of the ongoing transformation, helping to create a sense of community, and opening up new perspectives on the future.
Building on the experience gained at MIND, the MIND Flow, curated by M+S, and the green loops, curated by LAND, arrive at Via Varese 12 to give back a green space to the local community. It happens thanks to the installation of a living lawn with the support of HW Style – a leader in Italy in the design, creation, and maintenance of indoor and outdoor greenery.
The yellow lines of the yellow flow all the way into the LAND Wunderkammer exhibition space, a stage and showcase in which to explore the theme of the show, “Between Space and Time“, through a rich programme of activities, from the themed exhibition to a series of talks where the protagonists of MIND will dialogue with some of the leading figures from the world of architecture, art and real estate on the theme of Meanwhile Uses.
Finally, for anyone who wants to spend some time immersed in nature and discover the city of Milan from a different perspective, LAND Walks will be organised. These are guided walks to discover urban greenery aimed at underlining the mission that has driven LAND for 30 years: Reconnecting people with nature.
