Monterosa Headquarter

Project management and construction

2011

Client
Size
Area
Client type
A.T.M. Milano
9,338 sqm
Architecture
Public
Description
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Site plan, Preliminary design, Space planning, Architectural design, Integrated systems design, Facade design, Interior design, Strategic communication
Architecture
Administrative management
Project management
Systems for banks, hotels and government facilities
City planning

A headquarters immersed in nature

The new Monterosa Building redefined the concept of workspace, integrating technology, sustainability and wellbeing with a bioclimatic facade, green terraces and a sensory garden.

The Monterosa Building, ATM's headquarters in Milan, represented a design challenge aimed at creating a modern, sustainable headquarters strongly integrated into the urban fabric. The project involved the construction of a high-performance building envelope, with a ventilated glass facade [1] and a bioclimatic double-skin system that improve interior comfort and reduce energy consumption.

The interior spaces were organised according to a flexible layout, with functional modules that foster collaboration and interaction among employees. A distinctive feature is the large entrance hall, which breaks up the continuity of the work spaces and opens onto a covered piazza overlooking the green courtyard.

Another key aspect is the integration of nature within the complex, with a large panoramic terrace exclusively for employees and the “Garden of the Senses [2]”, a green oasis designed to stimulate the senses.

Project highlights

[1] The facade

The building envelope was designed with a bioclimatic double-skin facade that ensures high thermal insulation and controlled natural ventilation. This system reduces energy consumption while improving interior comfort.

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[2] Garden of the Senses

The internal green area was designed to offer a multisensory experience for employees and visitors. The route through the garden features aromatic plants, varied tactile surfaces and natural light effects.