THIS IS NOT
JUST A BUILDING
IT’S A MONUMENT
TO THE PASSIONS

This iconic 1950s gas station turned
multifunctional events space

Garage Italia Milano is located in Piazzale Accursio’s the 1950s Agip Supercortemaggiore gas station designed by architect Mario Baciocchi, which architect Michele De Lucchi has skillfully transformed into a landmark of Italian design and creativity.

Now a versatile space for corporate and private events with one-of-a-kind design features schemed by renowned Italian design companies such as Cassina Contractor and Viabizzuno and many others.

This multifunctional events and exhibitions space features an exuberant indoor-outdoor layout that can be fully customized for tailor-made experiences.

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THE STREAMLINE SHAPE

In Garage Italia Milano the two large disproportionate canopies make one imagine that the building could take flight and remain in the air, defining its very essence as well as highlighting its strong communicative capacity.

Much of the iconography of those times is characterized by the massive, flowing forms of elongated volumes shaped by wind and aerodynamics.

The industrial design “Streamline” is the style of speed and power of technology.

Born in the 1920s in the United States as an evolution of Art Deco it is characterized by a very decorative, but simplified, dry and essential style.

In Italy in the 1950s many buildings and furnishings were influenced by this style especially during the post-World War reconstruction because it represented positivity, optimism and celebrated the great advances in science and industry.

GEOLOCALIZATION

Garage Italia Milano is placed in emerging design district near to the American Consulate and just 15 minutes from Milan Central Station and 3 km from “Arco della Pace” and “Parco Sempione”.

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