Monforte Tower

Monforte Tower, or Torre Monforte, is a striking residential skyscraper located in Milan, Italy. Completed in the 1950s, this architectural gem was designed by Alessandro Pasquali and Carlo Galimberti. Standing at 78 meters tall with 18 floors, it features a unique three-story base and dual access points from Via Mascagni and Corso Monforte. The building's façade showcases a blend of materials, including thick-slab Beola at the ground level and elegant ceramic tiles on the upper stories, making it a notable landmark in Milan's skyline.