Webuild delivers the new Eni headquarters

The new Eni headquarters is a symbol of engineering excellence, sustainability and beauty. A work destined to change the skyline of Milan. 1/10
The complex covers 65,000 square meters and can host up to 4,600 people. 3,000 people and 400 supplier companies were used to build the work. 2/10
The Eni headquarters was designed by the international architecture studio Morphosis Architects. 3/10
The structure is characterized by three towers: the Icon Tower, a ten-story building, the Landmark Tower, the largest building with an area of 23,700 square meters, and the Skygarden Tower, the central building dominated by a garden. 4/10
The towers are connected to each other by two suspension bridges made of metal carpentry. The connection between the Icon and the Skygarden Tower is 68 meters long and consists of three bays, while the one connecting the Icon and the Landmark reaches 85 meters in length and a variable width from 3 to 15 meters. 5/10
The New Eni Headquarters was developed in compliance with the highest standards of energy efficiency and environmental sustainability obtaining LEED Gold certification, one of the highest awards in terms of "green" construction. 6/10
To fully respect the goal of sustainability, all of the iron and concrete used for the construction of the building arrived at the construction site from less than 200 km away and with recycling rates of 90% for the iron and 5% for the concrete. 7/10
In addition to the dining hall with a catering area and a meeting room, the facilities are equipped with a 360-seat conference center and a private parking area and bike racks that can accommodate a total of 900 vehicles. 8/10
All around the three towers is the Main Island, a green area that responds to the intention of immersing this business center in nature, while preserving the link with the surrounding landscape of San Donato Milanese. 9/10
The maximum energy efficiency of the structure has also been achieved thanks to the creation of Double Skin facades equipped with special external shielding systems called "Orange" and "Blue", that help sunlight penetrate inside the buildings. 10/10

The New Eni Headquarters in San Donato Milanese has been completed. Webuild Group delivered a unique, sustainable and stunning architectural and engineering work to the Italian energy giant. This innovative building, surrounded by a green park, meets the most stringent sustainability criteria.

Thanks to its shape, majesty and complexity, the mega building will also reshape the skyline of Milan’s metropolitan area. The building, with its iridescent facades ranging from shades of pink and purple to red and orange, creates a contrast with the blue of the sky, offering a vibrant chromatic sensation.

The sinuous lines create cohesion between all parts of the project. A recurrence of curves, which in addition to softening the general aesthetics of the buildings, de facto create their identity. And finally, the lines that cross between the various floors starting with those of the tensor cables just outside the windows: weaves, reflections, mirrors that create games of environments and spaces but only in the mind and in the gaze of the observer because they do not exist in reality.

Photograph by Marco Tortato