Milan's ENI headquarters
Complex with a LEED gold certificate for the Italian energy group
Start of works
July 2017
Progress status
70%
Data updated to September 2021
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Sustainable cities & communities
New Eni Headquarters: An innovative and sustainable building
This is the project for the new Milan headquarters of the Italian energy group, ENI. The structure will be built in the municipality of San Donato Milanese, in the city’s south eastern area.
The project was designed by Morphosis Architects, an American architecture studio led by Thom Mayne, winner of the Pritzker Prize for architecture.
The complex will consist of three executive offices, a company canteen, a conference center and an exhibition hall, with 4600 workstations, in total.
Each executive office will have an independent entrance and bridges connecting it to the other two.
The Icon Tower is the complex’s tallest building, with 11 floors above ground and 1300 workstations.
The Landmark Tower is the largest building, by surface area: 23,000 square meters on over 9 floors.
In the center, the Skygarden Tower building will house the convention hall.
Project numbers
Total economic value
€ 169 million
Number of Employees
310
Technical data
Towers with executive offices
3
Number of floors in the tallest building
11
Total area of the project
65,000m2
Milestones
20/11/2019
