Heritage · Mailand, Italy
Palazzo Turati
The historic Palazzo Turati in the heart of Milan is a masterpiece of Italian architecture. The palace was built in 1880 by architect Henry Combi and has a rectangular floor area of around 60x40 metres around a central open courtyard surrounded by arcades with cross vaults. Its elegant façade and classical design make it a true symbol of Milan's cultural and architectural heritage. It has been the seat of the Milan Chamber of Commerce since 1954 and is also used as an event centre. Executing painting company: Impresa dei Restauro Gasparoli Srl
Location
Mailand, Italy
Sector
Heritage
KEIM products
KEIM Contact Plus, KEIM Granital
Architect
Paolo Gasparoli
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