In every major city there is a splendid tower: Branca Tower Milan, An imposing architectural work that illuminates the city, it marks its value and relevance through a sense of time. The tower is a universally symbolic monument, known throughout the world, a metaphor for strength and power, expanding the horizon and expanding the horizon.
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From the Branca Tower in Milan it is possible to have a panoramic view on the main monuments of the city: the’Arch of Peace, The Sforza Castle and the Cathedral, a unique place to admire the views of Milan. The elevator allows you to ascend the 99 meters to the lookout point in about 90 seconds.
Torre Branca is the ideal location for corporate events, private parties, conferences, exclusive and multipurpose spaces, open spaces, conference rooms, meeting rooms, and business events.
It is a 108.6-meter-high metal structure that stands next to the Milan Triennale and is made entirely of flanged and bolted Dalmine tubes, measuring 108.60 meters high.
THE'’panoramic elevator It allows you to ascend 99 meters in about 90 seconds to the local lookout point. From here, the view is truly spectacular, including the Duomo, the Castle, the Torre Velasca, Porta Garibaldi, and other Milanese monuments. On a clear day, you can even see the Alps, Monte Rosa, Resegone, and the Apennines.
In the 30s the rising city built its totem in the clearing of the Sempione Park.
Designed by Gio Ponti, the tower is considered a true work of art, "in which modern architecture and new technology find a point of contact." Slender and transparent, a true architectural "challenge," it was erected in record time, in just two and a half months in 1933, on the occasion of the fifth exhibition. Triennial, along with six large, temporary "isolated arches" designed by Sironi. Milan thus acquired the European exclusive for a "triennial international exhibition of modern decorative and industrial arts and modern architecture.".
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