CN10 architetti designs pavilion for Parco Brolo in Bonate Sotto
Italian architecture firm CN10 architetti srl, led by principal architect Gianluca Gelmini, has designed a new pavilion for Parco Brolo, a large green space in Bonate Sotto, Italy. The project, curated by Nina Vuga, is part of a broader urban initiative to recover and enhance the park, which spans over 30,000 square meters in the Villa district. The pavilion covers an area of 250 square meters and is slated for completion in 2026. Photographs of the project are by Giacomo Albo. The pavilion is categorized under public space, installations and structures, and public buildings. The design aims to integrate with the historic brolo, a surviving orchard-garden that has remained free from surrounding urban expansion. The project was featured on ArchDaily, with the original article in English and a Spanish version available.
Key facts
- Architecture firm: CN10 architetti srl
- Principal architect: Gianluca Gelmini
- Curator: Nina Vuga
- Project area: 250 m²
- Year: 2026
- Photographer: Giacomo Albo
- Location: Bonate Sotto, Italy
- Park area: over 30,000 square meters
- Category: Public Space, Installations and Structures, Public Buildings
- Part of a larger urban project to recover Parco Brolo
Entities
Artists
- Gianluca Gelmini
- Nina Vuga
- Giacomo Albo
Institutions
- CN10 architetti srl
- ArchDaily
- CN10 architetti
Locations
- Bonate Sotto
- Italy
- Villa district
- PARCOBROLO