The New ENI Headquarters’s buildings arise from the landscape as an urban island. They are organized around a central square which is overlooked, through floor-to-ceiling windows, by the common areas: the atriums, the conference center, the restaurant.

The historical building, located in Viale Regina Margherita, is 42 meters high and is composed of 7 blocks, 10 stories above ground and 4 stories below ground; it will be completely refurbished by maintaining its character and its value, reinforcing the structures and creating additional volumes, within the allowable height limitations.

The structure is made up of four buildings interrupted by two triple-height glazed bioclimatic greenhouses characterized by the presence of green areas, places of relation which connect the various buildings intended for offices.

The requalification of the former Allianz Headquarters represents an important opportunity for fostering a new workplace district in the heart of Milan.

The Complex, called ‘Treviso 2’, stands on an area once occupied by the ceramics factory founded by Graziano Appiani. After the dismission of the activity, the area became a place of strong heavy degradation and abandonment.

The construction of the Friuli Venezia Giulia Headquarters has contributed to the recovery of a blight area of Udine, allowing the centralization of all regional offices of the city. In addition, it provides facilities and services, such as the large auditorium (with 350 sits), open to public use.

Manens-Tifs was involved in all of design phases, Construction activities and LEED V3 Certification adopting the principles of integrated process since from the tender documents development.

This building is part of the Porta Nuova urban renewal project in Milan. It has an area of about 22,500 square metres distributed over five stories and a ground floor for an overall height of 26 metres, in contrast with the three UniCredit office towers.