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The vision behind Palazzo Missori is to create a modern, innovative space that harmonizes with its historical roots, drawing inspiration from Marcello Piacentini’s 1930s rationalist architecture. The project preserves key elements of Piacentini’s design while integrating contemporary updates, such as sleek glass volumes and functional layouts, reflecting a dialogue between past and future.
Key architectural elements include the restoration of the original facades and the covered pedestrian gallery, respecting the balanced proportions of rationalist architecture. These elements are paired with modern rooftop additions and internal courtyard refurbishment that echo the principles of rational architecture through their functional and geometric design.
The Palazzo Missori project engages with its urban context by blending historical preservation with modern design. In collaboration with the municipality, the developer revitalizes the surrounding area to improve pedestrian access and public spaces. Retail and restaurant spaces within the building invite the public to experience the internal gallery and rooftop terraces, enhancing the area’s vibrancy. These public-facing elements create a dynamic environment, allowing visitors and customers to interact with the building while adding value to the district and fostering a stronger connection between the property and the city.
The strategies employed in Palazzo Missori emphasize sustainability at every stage, from design to execution. The building incorporates energy-efficient systems, including smart heating, cooling, and lighting, to reduce energy consumption. Water-saving technologies are implemented, alongside sustainable materials sourced responsibly to minimize environmental impact. Green spaces, both inside and on the rooftop, contribute to biodiversity and improve air quality. The project targets high sustainability certifications, such as LEED Platinum, BREEAM Very Good, and WELL Bronze, ensuring it meets rigorous environmental and wellness standards. These efforts aim to create a building that not only respects its historical context but also contributes to a greener, more sustainable future for Milan.
The Palazzo Missori project exemplifies the seamless integration of sustainability, historical preservation, and modern functionality. This revitalization effort preserves the original 1938 design by Marcello Piacentini while introducing contemporary updates to meet the highest standards of modern office spaces and sustainability.
A key strength of the project is its spacious, regular floor plans for office spaces, which cater to the needs of modern businesses while maintaining the building's historical charm. The design prioritizes tenant well-being by offering shared amenities, fostering a sense of community and collaboration within the workspace. The restoration of the building’s historical facades and the restoration of a pedestrian-covered gallery enhance the building’s connection to the public, making it part of the urban landscape.
On the top floors, modern glass volumes have been added, housing premium office spaces and a restaurant. These glass volumes not only provide a striking contrast to the original structure but also offer stunning views of Milan from the rooftop terraces.
The internal courtyard has been refurbished and modernized, creating a serene green space that serves as a private retreat for tenants. As a Grade A office building, Palazzo Missori meets the highest standards of environmental performance, incorporating energy-efficient systems and sustainable materials, contributing to the building’s long-term value.
We are confident in Palazzo Missori strong investment potential. The combination of Grade A office space, premium amenities, and sustainable design will attract high-quality tenants, ensuring long-term returns. The project targets top green certifications (LEED, BREEAM, WELL), incorporating energy-efficient systems and green spaces, aligning with DeA Capital ESG goals.
