Machine Books, a British publishing house and broadcaster, has released an episode of the Superurbanism podcast, in which journalist Tim Abrahams interviews Stefano Boeri.
Superurbanism is a series of conversations with leading figures in the field of architecture today—architects, curators, authors, and designers—hosted by Tim Abrahams.
In this episode, Stefano Boeri shares his professional journey, from his early career and the iconic Bosco Verticale project (Boeri Studio) to the landmark works of Stefano Boeri Architetti. He also discusses his most recent and future experiences, including the XXIV Triennale di Milano in 2025.
*”Integrating living nature into architectural design, as we started doing in 2014 with Milan’s Bosco Verticale, is not the only solution against climate change, but it can be a starting point, a key element that, combined with sensible policies and sustainable technological systems, could play a crucial role in reversing the climate crisis.
We need to shift the paradigm on cities, moving toward a politics of co-benefits: we must understand that what is good for the environment is, first and foremost, good for us. Of course, effort is required from everyone—starting with changing lifestyles, for example, by choosing diets, homes, and ways of moving that do not harm the planet but instead reduce our environmental footprint,”* says Stefano Boeri.
To listen to the full episode: https://www.machinebooks.co.uk/stefano-boeri/