Intesa Sanpaolo tower: a symbol of the city to be experienced in full
Skies full of stars, the majesty of the Alps and the net of city streets set the stage for this space where people can learn, gather and experience life. The Intesa Sanpaolo tower is a place where the city of Turin, its art, its creativity and its beauty can be enjoyed.
Four areas of the tower are available to the public throughout the day for meetings and other events.
AUDITORIUM
A place everyone can enjoyThe auditorium is a multipurpose space that can be transformed to host events of all kinds, including conferences, concerts and exhibitions. It is equipped with an audiovisual system and acoustic panels that can be configured/shaped to either absorb or diffuse sound.
SPAZIO TRENTACINQUE
A synergy of spaceSpazio Trentacinque is a large, versatile space that can host art exhibits, culinary events, workshops, and all sorts of other events. Its indoor terrace, looking out across the tower’s passive-solar greenhouse, is the perfect spot for an enjoyable social gathering.
RESTAURANT
Both a bistro and fine diningImmersed in the tower’s sky-high garden, Ristorante Piano35 is an amazing place to experience gourmet Italian cuisine surrounded by a breathtaking view of the city of Turin.
LOUNGE BAR
Next-level flavors and funThe Lounge Bar is the highest space in the tower, on the third level of the solar greenhouse, and features a stunning view of both the building’s winter garden and the city of Turin. It’s the perfect place to experience cocktails made by expert mixologists as you enjoy a sampling of the delicacies created by the chefs of Piano35.
An oasis of green merging with the view over the horizon, the solar greenhouse is designed either to prevent an excessive accumulation of heat in summer or to avoid heat loss in winter.
Grattacielo Intesa Sanpaolo
Corso Inghilterra 3, 10138 Turin (Italy)
info@grattacielointesasanpaolo.com
A creation of Renzo Piano Building Workshop, it unites innovative architecture, environmental sustainability, and an integration of spaces for work and for the public.
