Residenze Libeskind, Residential complex in CityLife district, Milan, Italy
Residenze Libeskind is a residential complex in Milan's CityLife district made up of eight buildings with asymmetric facades, rising from 5 to 13 floors and reaching a maximum height of 59 metres. The complex covers 150,000 m² and contains 380 apartments, from two-room units to two-storey penthouses, some with covered terraces.
Designed by Daniel Libeskind, the complex was built in two phases: the five western buildings first, then the three eastern ones, finished in 2023. It stands on the former Fiera Milano trade-fair grounds, redeveloped as the CityLife district.
The complex is named after its architect, Daniel Libeskind, and is also called CityLife Residences. It was built in two stages: the five western buildings first, then the three eastern ones, finished in 2023. Apartments range from two-room flats to two-storey penthouses, some with covered terraces.
The complex has 380 flats across buildings of 5 to 13 floors, from two-room units to duplex penthouses, some with covered terraces. Apartments have a remote-controlled heating and air-conditioning system, and large communal spaces and green areas lie between the blocks. Construction came in two phases: the five western buildings first, the three eastern ones finished in 2023.
The complex was built in two phases: the five western buildings first, then the three eastern ones, finished in 2023. Apartments range from two-room flats to two-storey penthouses, some with covered terraces, and each unit has an integrated system to control heating and air conditioning remotely.
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