TURATI 32

A real estate project
in the heart of Milan where
history meets innovation

History

At number 32 of via Turati stands Palazzo Turati, designed in 1881 by Luca Beltrami in neoclassical revival style, the building was partially restored by architects Giulio Richard and Paolo Mezzanotte between 1920 and 1922. Severely damaged by bombing during the Second World War , the Palazzo was completely rebuilt, with the exception of the surviving facade, by the architects and designers Pier Giacomo and Achille Castiglioni according to the criteria of functionalism. The complex consists of a horizontal building of exhibition halls and a vertical office tower. The thirteen-story tower is 53 meters high.

Facciata Palazzo Turati

Scorcio da Piazza della Repubblica

Torre

Facciata Palazzo Turati

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Context

The Palazzo is in a prestigious location located in Via Filippo Turati 34, in the historic center of Milan, close to the famous Quadrilatero della Moda. The surrounding area is full of symbolic places and, a stone's throw from the property, there is one of the most beautiful green spaces: the Indro Montanelli Gardens.

3 mins - 290m

HYDRO MONTANELLI GARDENS

7 mins - 550m

NEW DOOR

15 min - 1,2 Km

PIAZZA GAE AULENTI

17 min - 1,3 Km

STAZIONE CENTRALE

20 mins - 1.6 km

CATHEDRAL

40 min - 3,5 Km

CITYLIFE

Served by the M3 underground line, via Filippo Turati 32 can also be easily reached with line 43, which connects from Piazzale Greco Rimembranze to P.za Firenze.

M1 METRO

Porta Venezia stop - 12 min on foot

UNDERGROUND M2

Moscova stop - 11 min on foot

METROPOLITANA M3

Fermata Turati - 3 min a piedi

M1 METRO

Porta Venezia stop - 12 min on foot

54 mins - 49.9km

MALPENSA AIRPORT

54 mins - 49.9km

MALPENSA AIRPORT

25 min - 8 Km

AEROPORTO DI LINATE

54 mins - 49.9km

MALPENSA AIRPORT

1 hour - 50.0 Km

BERGAMO ORIO AIRPORT

TO THE SERIOUS

The building

A true jewel of architecture: in the center of the facade we find the entrance portal, embellished with a wrought iron gate decorated with typical Art Nouveau figures. Ornaments on the balconies and windows give the facade a timeless charm, further underlined by the juxtaposition with the rigor of the neighboring buildings.