An enclosed garden in Milan called “garden of the four seasons” has been unveiled by the international design and innovation office Carlo Ratti associati, in collaboration with the property developer Citylife. This garden is a place where all four seasons coexist with each other simultaneously throughout the year. copy: the project is based on a concept that was developed by Dr. Barbara Romer, the founder of the creative consultancy studio Romer, and was inspired by the historical quattro stagioni fountain that is located in the neighborhood. The project makes use of a new system for high-precision climate control, in which incoming solar energy is partially collected through photovoltaics and partially redistributed among the various seasonal areas, while consuming zero net energy. Through this initiative, the goal is to restore a deeper contact between those who live in metropolitan areas and the cycles of nature. In accordance with a master plan that was developed by architects Zaha Hadid, Daniel Liebeskind, and Rea Isozaki, the project was commissioned by citylife, a new community that is now in the process of being developed in the north-west of Milan. The garden of the four seasons is home to hundreds of different kinds of vegetables, all of which are protected by a membrane made of efte that is both transparent and responsive. This membrane is controlled by sensors that allow it to open and close, thereby enabling precise control of the environmental conditions that are beneath it. The system is able to enable the transformation of plants to occur in accordance with the many seasonal cycles since it is continually modifying two essential aspects of plant development, namely the amounts of heat and the illumination. Guests get the opportunity to stroll through four distinct seasonal zones, beginning with spring and concluding with winter, and see the evolution of nature over the course of time as it unfolds itself in space. The structure of the efte membrane is covered with solar cells, which enables the generation of clean energy throughout the whole year. Due to the presence of a heat exchanger, this kind of energy may be used to either heat the room during the summer or cool the space during the winter. The system functions in a manner that is functionally comparable to that of a refrigerator, with cold emanating from one side and heat emanating from the opposite side. When it is required, more heat transmission between pavilions enables each pavilion to attain the intermediate climatic conditions that are needed. The garden of the four seasons addresses the problem of climate management and remediation, which is a topic that Carlo Ratti Associates has investigated in a number of projects over the course of the last several years, including cloud cast and sun & shadow. According to Carlo Ratti, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and a founding partner at Carlo Ratti Associates, “the importance of envisioning strategies for climate remediation will increase dramatically as climate change might become more extreme over the next few decades.” This was the impetus for the creation of the “four seasons garden,” in which we provide a method for establishing a network of plants that is both environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing. In the garden, individuals have the opportunity to engage with nature in a variety of ways, including working within nature, dining outside during the chilly winters of Milan, and even holding a wedding in the region known as the perpetual spring. In addition, a number of digital sensors are used to determine the total amount of water, temperature, humidity, and nutrients that are required by each individual species of vegetable. This information is then made available to the public in real time, in the form of “tweets” that are sent out by the plants on their current state. According to Andrea Cassi, who is the project manager at Carlo Ratti Associates, “our goal was to create a symbolic parallelism with the past, projecting the old theme of the four seasons into the future.” This was accomplished through the implementation of new materials and technologies that are environmentally friendly. The scope of the project encompasses a ground area that is more than 2500 square meters. In the new park that citylife has created, it may be found. On the website indiaartndesign.com, you may look at several images and graphs explaining how energy flows.
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