Via Crocefisso – Milan (Italy)

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This complex is located in the heart of Milan, just steps from Piazza Duomo. It comprises two buildings, one with ten and one with four floors above ground.

The apartments on the top floors feature large terraces overlooking the city center. The internal courtyard features a large green area. Local shops and public transportation are nearby. The Santa Sofia metro station on the MM4 Blue Line is 50 meters away, while the Piazzale Missori metro station on the MM3 Yellow Line is approximately 300 meters away.

The common areas, lobby, and stairwells of the condominium have been tastefully renovated.

Amenities:
The buildings feature central heating and a concierge service.
The apartments feature marble flooring in the entrance and living areas, and parquet flooring in all other rooms.
The building is wired with fiber optics.

The New Residential Project – Milan (Italy)

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The New Residential Project is a real estate development project located in Milan, promoted by Palladium Italia Srl and Mazzalveri & Comelli Spa, the two Italian developers, co-owners, and sponsors of this project.

The New Residential Project offers investors a unique opportunity to invest in a multifunctional project located in one of Milan’s key areas, boasting a strong infrastructure with highway connections to Turin and Venice, Linate and Malpensa airports, the urban transport network, the high-speed train station, and the MIND area, home to a redevelopment project to accommodate a new “science city.”

The Transforming Neighborhood
Predominantly residential, it has a unique balance that fosters a sense of belonging among its residents. It is included in the “Neighborhood Plan,” a broad redevelopment process that will involve both private and public spaces, envisioned in the PGT Milano 2030 and implemented by the City of Milan. Several development projects undertaken by private developers are planned to contribute to its transformation. It will see the implementation of the PR2 Recovery Plan, already approved by the City of Milan, which will modify both private and public spaces.

Located in the Gallaratese district, a short walk from Monte Stella Park and the historic Bonola shopping center, where municipal services and the Municipio 8 headquarters are located, near the new Mind district and close to the San Siro area and the iconic City Life district.

The public park, with a space for recreation and pet-friendly amenities, equipped with smart supplies and equipment, along with the gardens of private buildings, will be the green engine of the initiative for the well-being of the neighborhood’s residents.

The existing nursery school will be replaced by a new, more modern one, built in compliance with the highest well-being standards, and will be an important point of reference for families. The reduction in traffic volume on the current Via de Gasperi will allow for the creation of a linear green park with a pedestrian and cycle path directly connected to the city’s cycle and pedestrian network.

Private Sector Project:
– Building availability (SL) of 31,714 square meters out of a total of 38,088 square meters of land
– Possibility of building housing for the free market up to a maximum of 29,177 square meters (SL)
– Mandatory allocation of 2,537 square meters (SL) for subsidized housing
– Part of the SL for the free market – up to a maximum of 10,000 square meters – may be used for tourism and hospitality
– 25% of the total SL may be used for private and local commercial services
– 10% of the total SL – counted within the previous 25% limit – may be used for tertiary purposes
– Environmental screening completed and no widespread contamination

Villa Arconati – Milan (Italy)

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Among the most beautiful and majestic villas of pleasure in Milan, Villa Arconati is a heritage site of great historical, cultural, and architectural value. The villa—which, along with its gardens, is now home to the Augusto Rancilio Foundation – is located in the Groane Park, in the hamlet of Castellazzo di Bollate, next to a rural hamlet and the church of San Guglielmo.

Considered an Italian reinterpretation of Louis XIV’s Versailles, the current structure of the noble villa was completed by the Arconati family in the 18th century. It embodies the attention to detail and elegance of Lombard Baroque, applied to the previous 17th-century residence.

Corte al Castello (Magenta)

Corte al Castello – Magenta (Italy)

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Corte al Castello brings to life a space in the historic center of Magenta, within the perimeter of the area historically known as the Castle. This important part of the city, once characterized by an ancient medieval courtyard, is the liveliest and best-served area of ​​the city, while guaranteeing discretion, silence, and security.

The Palladium Group’s residential project emphasizes these characteristics and creates a Courtyard, offering an elegant, private, and high-quality way of living to satisfy the most refined needs in a prestigious context.

The architectural solutions adopted, the energy-saving systems, and the discreet views of the individual residences within a flower-filled courtyard, contribute to ensuring a new living space for the entire family.

The technical and design choices adopted for the construction of Corte al Castello were designed to ensure compliance with the building’s energy performance requirements, as required by current legislation, ensuring the best acoustic and thermal comfort in each apartment.

The central heating system is equipped with an independent metering and reading system for each individual unit. The building materials used were selected to ensure high quality and durability, while the finishes are able to satisfy every need. The systems in each apartment, combined with the technical provisions, ensure maximum living comfort and future customization.

Quartiere Marostica – Milan (Italy)

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Residential complex surrounded by greenery located in Milan, just steps from Piazza Gambara.

The property comprises seven buildings.

The complex also features a large fenced green area, with internal pedestrian walkways and children’s play areas.

Each building is equipped with central heating, a concierge, and digital intercoms with security codes.

The complex is located approximately 150 meters from the Line 1 metro stop and within walking distance of shops, supermarkets, and various services.

The apartments have marble floors in the entrance and living areas, and parquet floors in the bedrooms.

The buildings are wired with fiber optics.

Quartiere Giardino – Milan (Italy)

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Quartiere Giardino – Vivere Smart is a residential complex surrounded by greenery southwest of Milan, in the municipality of Cesano Boscone.

The residences are divided into four enclosed clusters called “Boschi,” for a total of 26 buildings. The seven- or nine-story buildings are surrounded by large green spaces with internal pedestrian access.

The residential complex comprises 1,500 apartments for a total of approximately 5,000 residents and is connected to the metro line by an efficient public transportation system. The neighborhood is served by a district heating network controlled by the Prometeo cogeneration plant, fueled by regional biomass.

Quartiere Giardino – Vivere Smart: a pilot project
Enhance urban areas by making them smart is an initiative that can be considered the driving force behind improving residents’ quality of life. The Brownfield project, or redesign of an existing area to transform it into a smart urban ecosystem, is what we are implementing in Cesano Boscone.

What does it mean to design and live in a smart neighborhood?
Today, cities are home to 50% of the world’s population and produce 80% of the planet’s pollution. They must be redesigned in a radically new and intelligent way if we want to ensure future generations can continue to live on a livable planet. An existing neighborhood can be intelligently redesigned by implementing a series of coordinated and integrated technological innovations that simultaneously introduce new energy consumption models, sustainable mobility solutions, new ways of accessing information, and practices of social inclusion and cohesion generated and managed through Wi-Fi. Among the benefits: consuming less, polluting less, and ensuring better participation and quality of life.

Smart solutions for the new Garden District

NEIGHBORHOOD APP
Always connected community!
The Planet Idea app is designed specifically for Quartiere Giardino, a smart living area that will promote new ways of accessing information. Each user will be able to customize their profile, stay updated on the latest neighborhood events and activities, notify family or friends in case of emergency, and check weather conditions and air quality. Download from the Android Play Store – Download from the iOS Apple Store

FREE WIFI
Internet for everyone. For you too
The presence of free WiFi zones within the neighborhood guarantees free Internet access, allowing people to connect freely.

FUN THEORY
Learning through play
The fun theory project shows and suggests how to properly separate waste through the placement of horizontal and vertical infographics, with fun and educational purposes, in existing recycling centers.

SMART IRRIGATION
More irrigation with less water!
The control unit, connected to sensors and weather forecasts, detects rainfall, temperature, and soil moisture, intervening only when necessary. Thanks to drip irrigation technology, it’s possible to save up to 60% of water resources.

COMMUNITY COMPOSTING
Producing fertilizer from waste.
Thanks to a composting system with a capacity of 1 m³, half a ton of organic waste is eliminated annually and the equivalent of three tons of carbon dioxide is reduced. The resulting product can be used as fertilizer for vegetable gardens, without the need for polluting chemicals, resulting in environmental and economic benefits.

URBAN GARDENS
Shared vegetable gardens. Cultivate nature in the city!
They allow you to invest your free time positively and connect with locals, foster knowledge sharing, and satisfy the desire to know what you eat. Vegetable gardens teach and appreciate the seasonality of products, the promotion of sustainable cultivation methods, the importance of combating food waste, and generating virtuous circles of solidarity economics.

SMART LIGHTING
Light better. Save money!
The introduction of a smart LED lighting system offers multiple benefits, increasing the livability of the neighborhood. LED technology consumes much less energy than traditional lamps and can ensure further energy savings by automatically turning on at dusk and off at dawn.

OBJECT LIBRARY
Don’t buy, share and save!
How many times in our lives have we used a drill, a paint roller, or a ladder?
On closer inspection, few, yet these objects are expensive and take up considerable space. So why not share these tools through a true Object Library located within the neighborhood and available to residents?

SMART GYM
Neighborhood gym. Work out at home!
In the neighborhood’s green spaces, you can use gym equipment that converts kinetic energy into electrical energy, which can be used to charge electronic devices like smartphones.
You can enjoy healthy aerobic exercise outdoors.