Open House Milano debuts with FuturDome and city-wide architecture tour
The inaugural Open House Milano took place in 2016, featuring a city-wide architecture tour that divided Milan into six sestieri. A highlight of the event was FuturDome, a renovated Liberty-style building from the 1910s, which opened on April 9, 2016. The FuturDome project, spearheaded by Isisuf and Atto Belloli Ardessi, showcased twelve artists in its first exhibition, curated by Galleria Zero. Open House Milano is part of the global Open House Worldwide network, with notable sites including Bosco Verticale, designed by Stefano Boeri.
Key facts
- First edition of Open House Milano in 2016
- City divided into six sestieri for the tour
- FuturDome is a converted Liberty-style building from the 1910s
- FuturDome project led by Isisuf and Atto Belloli Ardessi
- FuturDome inaugurated on April 9, 2016
- First exhibition at FuturDome featured 12 artists curated by Galleria Zero
- Open House Milano is part of Open House Worldwide network in about 30 cities
- Bosco Verticale by Stefano Boeri is among the sites
Entities
Artists
- Vincenzo Agnetti
- Micol Assaël
- Mario Dellavedova
- Giuseppe Gabellone
- Massimo Grimaldi
- Paul Kos
- Eva Marisaldi
- Renzo Martens
- Alessandro Pessoli
- Michael Sailstorfer
- Christine Sun Kim
- Nate Young
- Atto Belloli Ardessi
- Stefano Boeri
Institutions
- Open House Milano
- Open House Worldwide
- Isisuf – International Institute of Futurism Studies
- Galleria Zero
- miart
- Knauf Italia
- Vanoncini S.p.A.
- Consalez Rossi Architetti Associati
- 5+1 AA
- Vudafieri Saverino Partners
- Artribune
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Porta Orientale
- Porta Romana
- Porta Ticinese
- Porta Vercellina
- Porta Comasina
- Porta Nuova
- Piazza Mercanti
- Broletto
- Rotonda della Besana
- Bosco Verticale
- Porta Venezia
- Open Care