Isozaki Tower

The tower designed by architects Isozaki and Maffei, along with interventions by Libeskind and Hadid, is part of the extensive redevelopment project of the former Milan Fairgrounds, which has given this neighborhood new vitality.
Analogous to the artistic work of Constantin Brâncuşi's "Infinite Column," the skyscraper is composed of modular elements that can be repeated infinitely and, being characterized by a long, tapered plan, give the building a pronounced upward momentum.

The tower designed by architects Isozaki and Maffei, along with interventions by Libeskind and Hadid, is part of the extensive redevelopment project of the former Milan Fairgrounds, which has given this neighborhood new vitality.
Analogous to the artistic work of Constantin Brâncuşi's "Infinite Column," the skyscraper is composed of modular elements that can be repeated infinitely and, being characterized by a long, tapered plan, give the building a pronounced upward momentum.