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Urban regeneration also involves the ability to imagine new spaces for younger generations

With “Corte Garibaldi” (the new residence of HOMA Campus soon to open in Brescia) we continue to work on a student housing model that integrates design, sustainability and strategic vision, contributing in a concrete way to the transformation of the urban fabric and the creation of value for the territory.

In this interview, the architect Simone Firmo explores the design choices and technical solutions that are shaping the student body, telling how innovation and competence can be translated into a project capable of responding to the new housing needs of students.

An intervention that confirms our commitment to the development of integrated, functional and quality-oriented university residences oriented to the quality of the living experience.

We thank Engel & Völkers Commercial Milano and Alessandro Nobile for their attention to the project and for this moment of discussion.

See you at the next interview!

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