THE PROJECT

Bloc Savona integrates into the post-industrial architecture of the Tortona district and innovates it naturally. The balance between the design of character and the pleasantness of the spaces, the solidity of the materials and the sweetness of the gardens give shape to a new dimension of living, in accordance with our time and the environment that surrounds us. Bricks, glass and metal make up Bloc Savona. A combination of elements that create post-industrial residential design par excellence, such as the red brick facade to remember the past, and the glass and metal facade to live the future. Bloc Savona takes shape in two structures, one external and one internal, that share a unitary organic design thought. In the private gardens on the ground floor, in the condominium park and on the terraces, the green architecture is the protagonist with its soft lawns, trees, grasses and shrubs caressed by the wind. The agreement between interior and exterior, between privacy and shared spaces is natural. The reflections on the iron and glass, the shadows drawn by the sun during the day and the light design at night describe moments of authentic well-being.

HOME

The apartments are developed in different sizes, in the sign of an airy continuity with the terraces, the gardens, the panoramic view that opens beyond the large windows at full height. The wood of the floors and the boiserie meets the iron and the glass, respecting the essential spirit and the culture of the materials that animate the whole project. Natural light fills the volumes, inhabits the rooms, draws geometries between the furnishings. Fundamental element, mobile and changing, in the organization of the interior.

LOCATION

Bloc Savona is located on the central street of the Tortona district, where the productive memory of the ‘900 is intertwined with a vital and welcoming contemporaneity. A quiet but convenient place to all the main essential services, from the best schools in the city to the future metro line M4. Since the late 90s the neighborhood has changed face and has never stopped growing and changing. Loved by international artists and celebrities, it is a place in continuous transformation, to be discovered both day and night. The entire area is dotted with craft workshops, art workshops, fashion studios, photography and design. It hosts trendy venues and cult cinemas, alternative libraries and some of the most interesting museums in the city, such as the Mudec, the Armani Silos and the Teatro alla Scala Laboratories in Milan.