FaseModus Designs Biofilico Park for Lodi Archaeological Site
FaseModus, an architecture firm established in Milan in 2015 by Luca Bucci and Stefano Cellerino, is working on a regeneration initiative for the 15,000-square-meter Parco Archeologico di Laus Pompeia located in Lodi Vecchio, Italy. The area encompasses three structures: the Museo Archeologico, a 1,000-square-meter former stable; the Conventino, which underwent restoration in 2007; and a deteriorating bishop's residence slated for renovation. Backed by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, the endeavor focuses on environmental restoration and heritage conservation, incorporating augmented reality viewing points. It will feature pathways for cultural tourism and community engagement, a new library, and a connection to the Basilica di San Bassiano. Collaborators include 7emezzo and archaeologists led by Gianluca Mete.
Key facts
- FaseModus was founded in 2015 by Luca Bucci and Stefano Cellerino.
- The Parco Archeologico di Laus Pompeia covers 15,000 square meters.
- The Museo Archeologico is housed in a former stable and spans 1,000 square meters.
- The project is funded by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism under 'Grandi Progetti Beni Culturali'.
- The design uses biophilic principles for psychological well-being.
- Augmented reality will allow visitors to see ancient Roman and medieval structures.
- The park includes two paths: one for tourists and one for local community.
- The project aims for energy self-sufficiency and reduced emissions.
Entities
Artists
- Luca Bucci
- Stefano Cellerino
- Gianluca Mete
- Elisabetta Tonali
Institutions
- FaseModus
- Ministero dei Beni e delle Attività Culturali e del Turismo
- Comune di Lodi Vecchio
- Soprintendenza Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio
- 7emezzo
- Metaheritage
- Studio Giuriani
- Matlab
- Artribune
Locations
- Lodi
- Lodi Vecchio
- Italy
- Milan
- Lambro River
- Adda River
- Po River
- Basilica di Santa Maria
- Basilica di San Bassiano