Torre Solaria

Torre Solaria is a modern residential tower standing 143 meters tall with 37 floors of glass and steel construction that defines the Garibaldi district skyline. The building combines contemporary design with functional living spaces and incorporates sustainable building features throughout its structure.

The tower was completed in 2013 and officially inaugurated in 2014 as part of the Centro Direzionale di Milano urban development project. Its completion marked a key milestone in transforming the Garibaldi district into a contemporary business and residential neighborhood.

The tower shapes the Garibaldi district's modern identity through its shimmering glass facade that changes appearance throughout the day. It stands as a visible symbol of Milan's contemporary urban renewal and how the city has transformed its skyline in recent decades.

The tower is located near public transportation stops, making it easily accessible from different parts of the city. Visitors can best explore the area and appreciate the architecture by walking around the building and using the surrounding public spaces.

The building's windows are intentionally positioned to allow natural light to penetrate deep into each residential space while creating varied views across the city. This careful window placement is not immediately obvious but shapes the experience of those inside observing how light changes throughout the day.

Location: Milan

Inception: 2013

Architects: Bernardo Fort-Brescia

Official opening: 2014

Floors above the ground: 37

Part of: Centro Direzionale di Milano

GPS coordinates: 45.48219,9.19380

Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:01