Relevant requalification works concerning an industrial area located in the north west of Milan originally dedicated to forging special steel alloys were processed, which is now bound to be turned into a modern, multifunctional center. The façade of some of the buildings which have been restored is punctuated by several natural finish laminated oak pillars, between 7,40 and 10,50 meters high, expressively designed by Bergamaschi. It is worth pointing out that all pillars features particular manufacturing and some special lodging for the introduction of Brise Soleil designed by the architects.

The impressive building, hosting the new offices of the Swiss Insurance Company in Milan,  stands out for the high technological standards of the materials and systems, used to achieve relevant power savings. Windows are highly efficient in terms of thermal insulation, with a 0,9 W/mqk transmittance value. On the Southern façade, with its wide glass windows and natural brise soleil, the windows work as a unifying element from the floor to the roof, with several manual/motorized openings. The windows are made of two-colored wood, as sample; indoors it was decided to apply a special silk covering to the wooden trims. In some cases, the windows are complemented with wooden claddings covering the façade. The Northern façade sports some wooden windows with aluminum cladding on the external surface.