Towers by Dominique Perrault

Landmark of Rho city

Designed by architect Dominique Perrault, they have 400 rooms and a maximum height of 65m. The two monoliths covered in glossy black stoneware, one bent towards the Fair, the other in the direction of the city of Milan, rise, due to their vertical size and characteristic position, to the role of a landmark visible from every side of the territory surrounding the exhibition center.

Address:

Viale degli Alberghi, 1, 20017 Rho MI

Open for visits:

yes

A great example of futuristic architecture

The pure volumes - the parallelepid towers, the golden cylinder, the basic quadripartite square and the cross-shaped layout of the hall/reception - design a rigorous architecture, compared to which the inclination of the elevations is an exception.