RAILWAY AREA & VIA PASUBIO DEVELOPMENT
Parma, Italy
Ordenació urbanística
(Planning, Urban development, Public space, Infrastructure, )
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Authors  
Oriol Bohigas Guardiola
Oriol Capdevila i Arús
Francesc Gual i Traginé
David John Mackay Goodchild
Josep Martorell Codina
Collaborators:
Ivano Savi, Giovanni Del Boca, Christian Manfrini, Marco Petrolini, Maurizio Ghillani,
Client
Parma City Council (públic)
Professional comission  Not constructed
Built surface area:
 2785 m2
Urbanised surface area:
 40450 m2
Area of intervention:
 84 Ha
Tendering:
 Encàrrec directe
Year:
 2001
 
Preliminary project date:
 2001
Future development:
 No
 
The future arrival of the high-speed train in Parma gave MBM Arquitectes the chance to design a space that overcomes the architectural barrier of the existing tracks and connects the historic centre to northern districts. This was achieved by creating a new symmetrical square linked to a street and the new station, situated beneath the tracks.
The recovery of the district of Via Pasubio took the form of three basic interventions: the construction of a road to connect Via Palermo and Via Pasubio; the definition of a square with shops and housing, and the design of a park and an underground public car park beneath the new road layout.
 
   Edició: 2002

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