Santo Spirito Church

The Santo Spirito Church stands with clean lines and geometric forms, reflecting the modernist Neues Bauen architectural movement through its concrete structure.

Architect Vittorio Gandolfi designed this religious building in 1962 as part of Milan's initiative to construct twenty-two churches commemorating twenty-two councils.

The church interior combines religious elements with modern architectural principles, demonstrating the mid-20th century shift in ecclesiastical design approaches.

Located near Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, the church maintains regular mass schedules and provides religious services to the university district community.

The building incorporates natural light through strategically placed windows, creating different illumination patterns throughout the day within its modern concrete spaces.

Location: Milan

Inception: 1962

Architects: Vittorio Gandolfi

Architectural style: Neues Bauen

Part of: Ventidue chiese per ventidue concili

Website: https://cpmadonnadelcenacolo.com/santo-spirito

GPS coordinates: 45.48115,9.23695

Latest update: March 25, 2025 08:44