Constructed in the early 1990s, the building at 32 Via Sassetti, Milan has undergone a thorough renovation, starting with the dismantling of the façades and interior partitions and the installation of a new glass curtain wall, which is finished with a grid of narrow horizontal and vertical elements that emphasise the building's planes and the structure of the façade.

The redevelopment was undertaken to emphasise the building's presence overlooking the square, maximising its height to create a greater sense of verticality. The building floats on a completely transparent, double-height entrance hall, which – once the gate to the square has been opened – serves as both the reception and a peaceful, functional and dynamic space to meet and organise business meetings.

Based on plans by L22, the project was awarded LEED V4 Platinum for Core and Shell certification.