February 26, 2018

Text: Anna Gibertini

Studio Libeskind’s PwC Tower to Redefine Milan’s Skyline

PwC Tower (left). Rendering courtesy of Studio Libeskind. 

Milan will soon welcome a twisting, prismatic skyscraper to its rapidly developing skyline. The PwC Tower, singularly occupied by Pricewaterhouse Coopers and designed by Studio Libeskind, will offer 33,500 square meters of office space across 31 floors and conform to today’s highest standards of sustainability. The third and final component of CityLife’s master plan for Milan’s business district, PwC Tower completes the transformation of Tre Torri Square, and will neighbor Allianz Tower (Arata Isozaki + Andrea Maffei) and Generali Tower (Zaha Hadid Architects). Underground construction began in 2016 with final completion slated for 2019. 

Aerial view of PwC Tower. Rendering courtesy of Studio Libeskind. 
Exterior. Rendering courtesy of Studio Libeskind. 
Interior lobby. Rendering courtesy of Studio Libeskind.
Office space. Rendering courtesy of Studio Libeskind. 

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