Bonnet Tower

The Bonnet Tower, also known as Corso Como Place, is a striking 70-meter tall skyscraper located in Milan, Italy. Originally built in the 1950s by the Pirelli company, it has undergone significant renovations by COIMA and the London-based PLP Architecture firm. The tower, which features 21 floors, has transitioned from its initial role as an office for Unilever to becoming the headquarters for Accenture in Milan. The complex also includes a four-story podium that serves mixed commercial and office purposes, making it a notable landmark in the city's skyline.