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Libeskind Tower, Deconstructivist skyscraper in CityLife district, Milan, Italy

Libeskind Tower reaches 175 meters high with 28 floors, featuring a curved facade that slopes inward toward neighboring structures in the CityLife development.

The construction of this modern addition to Milan's skyline began in 2016, with completion and official opening taking place during 2020.

Polish-American architect Daniel Libeskind incorporated Renaissance cupola influences into the contemporary design, merging traditional Italian elements with modern architecture.

PricewaterhouseCoopers occupies the entire building, which offers 76,000 square meters of office space in Milan's expanding business district.

The tower's 40-meter crown contains maintenance systems, air conditioning units, and rainwater recycling facilities while functioning as a public viewing platform.

Location: Milan

Inception: 2020

Architects: Daniel Libeskind

Official opening: 2020

Architectural style: deconstructivism

Floors above the ground: 28

Height: 175 m

Part of: CityLife

GPS coordinates: 45.47882,9.15687

Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:59

Modern towers and skyscrapers in Milan

The Milan skyline displays skyscrapers from different periods. From the historical Pirelli Tower to the new UniCredit Tower, Milan presents itself as a center of architecture. The buildings combine technical innovation with Italian design, as shown by the plant-covered Bosco Verticale and geometric Diamond Tower.

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