EX: legacy becomes future.

The project that will transform the area of Ex Trotto Milano into the vanguard of urban regeneration and social sustainability has already begun.

Ex Trotto Milano opens up to the city: an inclusive project that, through the regeneration of a 130,000 square metre area (1.4 million square feet) and the creation of new mainly pedestrian public spaces, reconnects two areas of the neighbourhood, giving citizens an urban space to explore and designed to generate social value.

Ex Trotto Milano is already shaping its own future identity and placing social sustainability at the heart of its vision, promoting established and continuous interactions with the local community.

Ex Trotto Milano is the model of urban regeneration that aims to design the future and inspire new standards of sustainable planning.

Discover the 7 key pillars of the project

COLLABORATIVE PLANNING

Listening to the community and creating a dialogue with the public bodies, to welcome their ambitions and needs, while building a place that respects the values and the history of the area and can become a new urban destination.

SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY

Social value is also manifested through dedicated neighbourhood and district services, local shops, gathering places, and rent-capped housing.

URBAN REGENERATION

Historic buildings like the stables, the barns and the unforgettable racetrack of the Trotto come back to life through a neighbourhood market, dedicated educational paths for the new generations, green spaces, and plenty of sports: the district transforms itself to enrich the lives of its diverse citizens in terms of age and interests – families, seniors and young couples – fostering a virtuous intergenerational exchange.

HISTORICAL LEGACY

What has always been a significant area for sport activities of the city now evolves to develop ground-breaking projects, all the while respecting the history and the architectural legacy of the place.

ACCESSIBILITY

A key destination in the city of Milan, promoting soft mobility with a predominantly pedestrian vocation, while being welcoming through the connections to surface transports, the underground and the bicycle lanes in the area.

GREEN AGORA

The greenery is the heart of the neighbourhood, the true inclusive infrastructure of the project: a park and public spaces spanning 50,000 square metres (540,000 square feet) with over 700 new trees, an open and pedestrian square to bring together diverse souls of the city.

CONNECTION 

On an architectural level, the area redefines what “inside” and “outside” mean, bringing to life a unique space that welcomes the city. On a cultural level, it recreates spaces that are capable of nourishing the connection between communities.

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Press Conference

26 SEPTEMBER 2023

Mario Abbadessa, Senior Managing Director & Country Head of Hines Italy – accompanied by the Urban Regeneration Councillor Giancarlo Tancredi and alongside Brian Girard, Design Principal of KPF Associates, Andreas Kipar, CEO of LAND, and architect Leopoldo Freyrie – presented the innovative EXTM project, emphasizing its importance in terms of social impact.

The focal point of the event was the presentation of the masterplan, which includes the development of an urban market, educational and sports facilities for the community, a park, and public spaces with a mix of housing solutions, including furnished rent-capped residences for seniors, families, and young couples. While in major European squares, buildings usually serve as a backdrop for public spaces, Ex Trotto Milano shifts this perspective. The neighbourhood will be built around a large park and the historic horse racing track, thus creating a completely integrated natural urban layout and repurposing historic buildings to accommodate services for the community.