Turati Tower

Turati Tower is a modern 30-story skyscraper in Milan's Porta Nuova district, rising 117 meters with clean lines and geometric forms in glass and concrete. The building combines office spaces with shops and services throughout its levels.

Built in 1954 by architect Luigi Mattioni, the tower held the title of Italy's tallest building until another structure surpassed it in 1958.

The tower represents Milan's transformation after World War II into a modern business center, and you can see this shift reflected in its clean design and geometric forms.

The location is easily accessible by public transport with multiple connections nearby in the Porta Nuova area. You will find shops and services at street level and throughout the building.

The building received a major restoration in 2009 that upgraded its internal systems while keeping its original 1950s design intact. This careful renovation shows how the tower balanced updating with respecting its heritage.

Location: Milan

Architects: Luigi Mattioni

Architectural style: modern architecture

GPS coordinates: 45.47729,9.19548

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:25