The website Milano Città Stato has published an article by Fabio Marcomin about the inauguration of the new Policlinico di Milano hospital, designed by Boeri Studio, and its “largest suspended healing garden in the world.”
Seven thousand square meters of greenery at a height of 20 meters, above the central body of the new Sforza Pavilion of the Policlinico di Milano. It is the largest rooftop therapeutic garden in the world in its category. The space was designed to promote the psychophysical well-being of patients, family members, and healthcare staff.
On Sunday, October 25, 2026, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., the new Sforza Pavilion will open its doors to the public on an exceptional basis, allowing citizens to walk on the large rooftop therapeutic garden for the first time. The initiative is organized by the Policlinico di Milano ahead of the new hospital complex becoming operational. During the Open Day, it is also possible to visit some areas of the Maternal and Child Area, including Pathology of Pregnancy, Birthing Rooms, Neonatal Intensive Care, Pediatric Dialysis, and Pediatrics. The tour also includes part of the surgical hub, which houses 26 operating rooms, two of which are hybrid. Admission is free, with no reservation required, and access is from Via della Commenda 16.
To read the full article: https://www.milanocittastato.it/archistar/il-giardino-curativo-sospeso-piu-grande-del-mondo-sara-al-policlinico-lapertura-straordinaria-per-tutti-i-milanesi/