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Figure 6. On the top: In red the path which connects the subway station to the Vigorelli Stadium in the project proposed by architect Renzo Piano for the redevelopment of the Milan Trade Fair. Below, the histograms calculated for 43 steps along the path; from the top: the maximum and the minimum lengths of isovists’ radials; center: the areas and the perimeters of isovists along the path; below: the convexity and compactness of each isovist. 22
Figure 7. Top views of 3-D isovists calculated along the path which connects the subway station to the Vigorelli Stadium in the winning design scheme, highlighting the visible open areas at ground level. Figure 8. The cumulative opening of vistas along the path which connects the subway station to the Vigorelli Stadium computed in 40 steps on the winning design scheme (above) and in the project proposed by Renzo Piano shown in figure 6 (below): left, the open areas discovered along the path (from blue to red); right, the histograms showing the square meters of discovered areas along the same path. 23
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