Spotti Milano supplied and designed the modular USM furnishing systems for the redevelopment of a portion of Building 5 at Politecnico di Milano’s historic Leonardo Campus, under the project direction of architect Matteo Cervini, creating a dialogue between contemporary flexibility and the architectural identity of the existing structure.

For the redevelopment of selected spaces within Building 5 at Politecnico di Milano, Spotti Milano developed and supplied a series of modular USM solutions designed to support the evolving needs of the Department of Architecture, Built Environment and Construction Engineering – DABC. The intervention is located within the historic Leonardo Campus, originally inaugurated in 1927 as part of the expansion of Città Studi.

The project redefined the internal layout of the first, second and third levels of the north and west wings through a more open and adaptable spatial approach. New glazed partitions increase permeability and natural light throughout the interiors, reinforcing the relationship between the building’s historic structure and its contemporary academic functions.