Il sito di settore Sursuma pubblica un’intervista a Stefano Boeri, ripercorrendo la sua carriera, dai progetti di Multiplicity, al Bosco Verticale, fino ai nuovi progetti di Stefano Boeri Architetti.
L’intervista di Lucija Šutej inizia dalle ispirazioni lavorative e dai lavori di ricerca, per poi focalizzarsi sui progetti architettonici più caratteristici dello studio.
L’articolo, quindi, spazia da figure come Bernardo Secchi a progetti come la Centrale geotermica Bagnore 3, da Solid Sea, ideato dal collettivo Multiplicity, e dai lavori editoriali di Domus e Abitare, al Bosco Verticale di Milano, progettato da Boeri Studio (Stefano Boeri, Gianandrea Barreca, Giovanni La Varra).
“We are probably moved by obsessions more than by passions. That’s what I think makes our profession so different from the others – the way we put together research and design, how we study, observe and analyze. With a necessity to see and decide the shape of a space – a configuration of the future. Another passion and active observation, I have had since childhood, are trees. I always thought that trees are individuals- every tree has individuality, its needs and expectations. This turned into the Vertical Forest. While I was teaching at Harvard University (Graduate School of Design), I was studying the explosion of Dubai, a city in the desert. A city of skyscrapers of glass facades. And I thought about how much energy was consumed. So, I moved towards trees as a way to realize biological buildings as living ecosystems, surrounded and shaded by plants.” dichiara Stefano Boeri.
Per leggere l’intervista integrale: https://www.sursuma.com/magazine/stefano-boeri