The website Artribune publishes an article presenting the Ambrosian Monastery project, conceived by Stefano Boeri Architetti for the MIND area, commissioned by the Archdiocese of Milan, with the aim of creating a place capable of integrating the spiritual dimension with interreligious dialogue.
The project, presented on 11 May at the Abbey of Chiaravalle (a venue chosen not by chance, to highlight the connection between monastic tradition and territorial transformation), introduces into the neighbourhood a complementary dimension linked to spirituality, hospitality, and dialogue among different cultures and religions.
The new Monastery extends over an area of 2,700 m², with 1,100 m² dedicated to open spaces, establishing itself as an attractive hub not only for the future residents of the MIND area and the neighbouring Cascina Merlata district, but for all worshippers and citizens of the greater Milan metropolitan area. Inspired by the Christian monastic tradition, the project reinterprets the archetype of the cloister as a spatial and symbolic device: an introverted yet permeable place, in which three fundamental dimensions are articulated — care, dialogue, and spiritual inquiry.
To read the full article: https://www.artribune.com/progettazione/architettura/2026/05/stefano-boeri-progetta-nuovo-monastero-milano/
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