In the heart of San Siro, a signature residence designed by Umberto Riva, featuring expansive spaces, light, and iconic details

Within a building of particular architectural interest, designed between 1966 and 1967 by the renowned architect and designer Umberto Riva, in collaboration with Bianca Bottero, we are pleased to offer a spacious residence featuring generous rooms, impressive views and highly distinctive design details. The condominium is one of Riva’s first significant residential works and still retains some of the elements that helped make it recognisable within the panorama of 20th-century Milanese architecture. These include the distinctive lamps designed by the architect for the building, together with other details conceived specifically for the project, bearing witness to the close relationship between architecture, light and design that characterises Riva’s work.

The home extends over two levels connected by a distinctive internal spiral staircase, a particularly original architectural feature that helps define the layout and the property’s unique character. The living area includes a generously sized reception room, enhanced by dual exposure and abundant natural light. The rooms open onto the outside through spacious loggia balconies, expanding the perception of the interiors and creating a pleasant continuity between indoors and outdoors. The sleeping area comprises five large bedrooms, arranged to provide a natural separation between private spaces and those intended for socialising, as well as three bathrooms. This completes a residence designed to ensure comfort and functionality for a large family or for those wishing to have generous spaces for guests, study and work. The dual exposure, large openings and loggias give the property a particularly high quality of living, while the layout over two floors and the internal staircase lend it the character of a true home, rather than a traditional apartment.

A home with authentic character, where architecture, light, proportions and design details interact with spaces that are both generous and functional, set within a building that represents a significant testament to Umberto Riva’s design research in Milan.

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