The Corner, Office building in Milan, Italy
The Corner is an 11-story office building located at the intersection of Viale della Liberazione and Viale Melchiorre Gioia in Milan. The structure contains various office spaces across its levels with modern vertical infrastructure for circulation.
The building was completed in 1964 by architect Melchiorre Bega, marking the beginning of a new modernism in Milan's business architecture. Construction took place during a period of rapid economic growth in the city.
The building marks a busy intersection and has shaped the character of this neighborhood for decades. Its position at this corner makes it a recognizable landmark in daily city life.
The building is not directly open to the general public as it operates as a private office building. The location remains a useful reference point for navigating this part of the city.
The interior spaces were designed with flexibility to allow different office layouts based on tenant needs. This was a forward-thinking approach for multi-tenant office buildings when it was completed.
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