The focus of the study is importance of heritage, its renovation, reuse of abandoned urban legacy, specifically - Scalo di San Cristoforo. Its transformation in a new institution serving not only the community of San Cristoforo zone but targeting Italian and foreign public as well, breathing in new life to a suburban area, through the creation of the public exhibit, entertainment spaces highlighting the idea of intangible, local and future heritage while tackling with important issues of today’s world. Advantaging climate change, agriculture, overlapping new future scenarios of “new normal” with up to date interpretation of old, a new community and new visions of the world, through experience, public involvement and physical or virtual interactions 

while maintaining industrial heritage.  The area of interest is peripheries. From my point  of view municipal institutions do not recognize their importance well enough, therefore people do not get to experience and appreciate them. Most of the activities are located in the central part of the cities which make them very dense. Suburban industrial areas can be actors that promote urban transformation in cities. Milan had a strong industrial and economic production, which can be seen today in its large industrial sites. 
The car-berth terminal designed for the San Cristoforo railway station on the Milan-Mortara line has never found its complete form. Consequently today there is no use for the building, the idea is to carry out the transformation of the building by 

preserving its form but changing the function.  Following the purpose of reuse instead of building something new - as there are too many abandoned places that have a potential to be recognized and reused. As Jane Jacobs said: “Old ideas can sometimes use new buildings, New ideas must use old buildings.” 
While the project will focus on different interpretations of heritage, the design would explore human as protagonist of the narrative told by the space, idea revisits the concept of somatic space as one that arises from a fully embodied experience—an interplay of spatial, temporal, social, and environmental dimensions. This exploration gains renewed urgency in a time when much of our daily existence has shifted into “non-physical” or virtual spaces.

The topics of the project expose heritage in many different ways using sensory experience which creates memories - therefore creates knowledge. The main idea is - education, highlighting important legacy of the past in order to benefit the modern community of the modern world. As Rem Koohlas said at the 2016 AIA convention: “We can perhaps think of the modern world maybe not always in the form of buildings but in the form of knowledge or organization and structure and the society that we can offer and provide.” 
INF Foundation’s Heritage is about building new knowledge with skin of urban heritage, benefiting the new generation, building new society through contemporary design.