Projects

Railway dismantling and remediation prior to the redevelopment of the Greco Pirelli railway yard as part of the Reinventing Cities programme by the Municipality of Milan. Activities included the removal of tracks, sleepers, ballast and railway infrastructure, with management and disposal of materials according to EWC classification. The operations were also accompanied by environmental sampling and controlled processing to manage materials potentially containing asbestos.

Work to complete the environmental restoration, capping and surface water regulation at a hazardous waste site. The project involved reshaping the slopes and waterproofing with geosynthetics, managing slag, building a drainage system and final greening with hydroseeding and plants.

Remediation and disposal of demolition waste containing asbestos at the former Magazzini Taliedo A.M. area in Milan. As part of the work at the site, TIA removed vegetation, selected and decontaminated materials and carefully handled materials, bagging the hazardous fractions and transporting them to authorized plants. Upon completion, we removed the top layer of soil and conducted the final analytical checks.

Remediation, dismantling and demolition prior to the redevelopment of four real estate properties located in strategic areas of Milan. The activities involved storage and office buildings, with land remediation, complete strip out, internal demolition and preparation of the structures for future urban transformations.

Intervention complète de mise en sécurité, d'assainissement et de démolition en vue de la réhabilitation du site. Les activités ont compris la mise en sécurité des parties instables, le retrait des toitures en amiante, la gestion et l'élimination des déchets selon les différents codes C.E.R., la démolition des structures existantes et les contrôles environnementaux ultérieurs avec prélèvements et analyses.

Following a hailstorm, urgent work was carried out to secure the unstable parts of an asbestos-cement roof and sheet metal construction. The activities included the removal of the asbestos roof, waste management with collection, sorting, washing, packaging and labelling according to the EWC classification and the subsequent restoration of the roof with insulated sheet-metal panels. The work ended with waste loading, transport and disposal, as well as sampling and environmental analyses.