New Campus UNIMI
The challenge
To realize a new Campus of the State University of Milan within the MIND innovation district represents one of the most important urban and cultural regeneration operations in the city.
The goal of the project is to bring together the University’s scientific and educational expertise in a single location, creating an integrated, multifunctional environment that fosters interaction among students, researchers, institutions and businesses.
On a total area of more than 210,000 square meters, the new campus will accommodate more than 23,000 people, offering spaces dedicated to education, research, residency and community life, in line with the most internationally advanced university campus models.
The challenge is to combine innovation, sustainability and architectural quality, resulting in an open and dynamic place capable of reinterpreting the Milanese university tradition and fitting harmoniously into the urban fabric of MIND.
The role of Protos
As a Third-Party Inspection Body, Protos Check carries out construction technical inspection activities aimed at the issuance by insurance companies of ten-year posthumous indemnity policies.
These policies, which are compulsory for contractors, guarantee the client against any damage from total or partial ruin of the work or from serious construction defects.
The implementation amount of the contracted work is 350 Mln euro. The work, which started in early 2024, state currently underway and is scheduled for completion by July 2027.
General Contractor
LeandLease
Website
Municipality of Milan
Year
Ongoing
Progress status
The intervention entered the implementation phase in 2024 and is proceeding according to the shared planning.
The activities of technical control and verification by Protos Check accompany each stage of the project, ensuring constructive conformity, quality of materials and compliance with regulatory requirements.
Impact
The new State University Campus in MIND will represent a pole of excellence for research and scientific education, capable of attracting talent and fostering collaboration between universities, businesses and innovation centers.
The initiative will help strengthen Milan's role as a European capital of knowledge and innovation, generating a positive impact on the area in terms of economic, employment and environmental development.
The project also aims to achieve the LEED Gold certification, thanks to energy-efficient architectural and plant solutions, the use of renewable sources and a system of electric indoor mobility, with estimated energy savings of more than 24% compared to standard buildings.
