Film Lens
Monte Amiata focuses on a residential complex in the Gallaratese neighbourhood of Milan, designed by architects Carlo Aymonino and Aldo Rossi in the late 1960s. The film presents this complex as a representation of a parallel microcosm, an alternative vision of a future city. The unusual color and shape of the buildings have led the inhabitants to nickname it the 'red dinosaur'.
The documentary runs for 22 minutes and provides insights into the architectural intentions behind Monte Amiata. It examines how this residential complex was conceived as a self-contained community, reflecting the aspirations of urban living during that era.
Why Watch
- •See the unique architecture of Monte Amiata in Milan.
- •Meet the residents who call it the 'red dinosaur'.
- •Find out about the vision for future urban living.
Did You Know
•Monte Amiata was designed by Carlo Aymonino and Aldo Rossi.
•The complex is located in the Gallaratese neighbourhood of Milan.
•Inhabitants refer to the complex as the 'red dinosaur'.
•The documentary was released in 2018 and has a duration of 22 minutes.
Perfect For
Architectural enthusiastsUrban planning studentsMilan history buffs